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Life is a series of painful or joyful moments, which follow each other in an endless cycle. Whenever pain comes near us, our only salvation is to seek places of beauty, joy, and peace. Wherever there is joy, our souls can heal.
My drive to help create a better world through the healing of sexual power as our main power source to have a soulful life is immense.
Having worked through my history of sexual abuse, I’ve come to deeply understand what sexual power truly is.
I now know that, for women, it is one of the greatest forces of manifestation, precisely because we are the bearers of life.
More than anyone, the woman carries this life force within her.
It’s no longer just about sex or having children. It’s about reclaiming the creative, sacred power that lives in us. It is about living from your Soul Power!
How wondrous and magical it is, the way heaven and earth work together to help us unveil ourselves.
Our heritage cannot be denied or ignored. It will keep pulling at us until we give it the attention it truly deserves.
Peace must be made on both levels: the earthly and the soul level.
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What is being a woman? Being a Woman, to me, is Being Conscious
Daring to be a Woman and daring to live your Womanhood is something truly special.
When I was very young, because of painful experiences, I found it awful to be a woman.
But precisely through these experiences, I now know how extraordinary it is to be a Woman. I wish for every woman to discover what makes her a Woman, how that feels, and what her worth is.
The worth of a Woman may never and cannot ever be defined by anyone else.
That’s why it’s called Self-Worth.
Besides forgiving others, including family, the most important, yet also the hardest part, was learning to forgive myself.
For most of my life, I blamed myself for simply existing.
I constantly judged myself, carried a deeply negative self-image, and felt small, powerless, and mostly a victim of my own life.
Through Ho’oponopono, I began to understand that this pain came from memories stored in my body and subconscious mind.
Holding on to those old memories kept pain, hatred, and all kinds of heavy emotions alive, repeatedly creating the very problems I longed to release.