love notes from keesh

As I have mentioned in several earlier love notes, we are each on our own frequency level and it is important to act as the observer and not the judge; allowing another the space to be; just as they are on their chosen frequency level. The same goes for you; observe and acknowledge where you have been, where you are now, and where you intend to manifest to be.

When I first began my healing journey, the thought of surrendering my life to the unknown was laughable to me…

I lived my life in a way that I felt I had complete control over everything; I left little to no room for chance.

For this love note I want to chat with you about our emotions. It is a “normal” human experience to desire to cling to our happy times and moments, to feel ashamed and guilty for our anger we express after a misfortune, and to wish a speedy departure away from our sad moments.

For this love note I want to chat with you about choices.During our healing journey, it is important that we cultivate practices and routines that help us further reconnect with our authentic selves and treasure. Our true treasure is a balanced and aligned mind, body, and soul.

When we are disconnected from our true being, black and white thinking is not uncommon. Black and white thinking gives a sense of protection; that things are either one way or another. A beautiful lesson you learn as you reconnect with your authentic self is that life is a spectrum of truths and that there are many ways in which things exist and are perceived.

For this love note I want to chat with you about the upcoming full moon (Blue moon in Aquarius) and the power of acknowledging and releasing.

Today’s full moon is particularly special because it is considered a blue moon and serves as an ideal time to release all things that no longer align with our most authentic being and a time to stand firmly in our truths. 

A common path we have all been conditioned to follow is shrinking ourselves into a box that is better digestible to the world and we do ourselves a huge injustice in doing so. We were never created “to fit in”; each of us were uniquely crafted to stand true and bold in our authenticity and integrity.