Hi Friends. I love my life - for the most part. And I just started my business again - after a couple of years of burnout and rest. I love it. But i don’t want to fight so hard. I want it to flow. And at the same time i do want to be successful and financially free. Any advice? Thank you

If we all have gifts and talents, and some more than others, how do you know exactly which gift to pour your energy into? I've heard countless times that you need to avoid spreading yourself too thin or go all in on one thing, but what if you have so many passions that you are simply not fulfilled by going all in on one thing? What if deciding to do that one thing forces you to reject every other part of you? Who are we really if we are denying parts of ourselves? So many questions, please send help.

Hey Tribe, I made a short clip yesterday about what it means to truly give ourselves unconditional love. As we heal, reunite and integrate all aspects of self, we become one and can embody the divine essence. It is who you are, beneath the layers and conditioning, that holds a precious gift waiting to be discovered and shared with the world. This is WHY I do what I do.... 'Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.' - Rumi P.S. - Don't mind my energy here or the video editing (still refining that skill)... Yesterday was an intense day, but wanted to be sure I got the message, I was called to share, out. Peace, Love, Healing and Harmony! 💕 Yes You Can, Dana✨🤍🌹🖤✨

Hi, I'm 23 years old and I feel lost in life. I know it's probably normal at this age, but sometimes I just can't cope with it. I don't know what to do with this feeling. I keep questioning whether I'm in the right relationship and whether I'm making the right decisions, ruminating my past, what I should do and so on. I wish I could feel safe, but my nervous system feels like it's falling apart. Every day feels like a battle just to feel a little better. I wish I could wake up feeling happy that a new day has begun, instead of waking up with the weight of worry on my shoulders. Please don't give me advice like sleep, meditation, yoga, breathing exercises, or walks in nature. I already do all of those things. Sometimes I don't know how to approach myself, because when I try to change my thinking, it feels like I'm fighting against myself. It's a bit like repeating affirmations that don't feel true to me and forcing myself to believe them. When I try to think more positively, the difficult emotions and trauma stay quiet for a few days, and then I break down and everything comes back all at once. On the other hand, when I allow myself to feel those emotions and simply observe them, I feel like I'm going to drown in them and that they'll never go away. I have a tendency to always want to fix myself, and I'm looking for ways to do that, even now, by writing this. But maybe I should accept that I'm lost, that I don't yet feel that sense of safety and peace. I'll probably go to therapy, but maybe someone has had a similar experience, or has some advice for me...

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