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18.11.25
1 - The Reasons Behind Pain
2 - Choices
3 - I Watch over Your Shoulder
4 - It is you and always will be
5 - Rising Into New Earth’s Energy
6 - Life Has & Always Supports You
7 - The Spiritual Meaning of Moles, Skin Tags, and Birthmarks
Posted on November 17, 2025
As we progress here, be conscious of your thinking mind. Be conscious of your thoughts. You see, all are choices. Know that your thoughts will guide your understanding and ability to grasp the insights given here. This is most important, should you desire to fully digest our words.
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Uncover hidden messages in skin pigmentations: protection needs, hormonal shifts, family legacies. Use intuitive questions on moles, tags, and birthmarks to connect with your inner wisdom.
Moles, skin tags, and birthmarks are skin pigmentations: clusters of cells that create distinctly colored shapes on your skin. While they are usually benign,
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We often talk about how you create your personal reality. You don’t create the reality of other people. You aren’t solely responsible for the creations of the mass consciousness. Nor are you responsible for the choices, vibrations, and creations of other individuals. Your vibration will, however, define your experience of the external reality around you and what is allowed to flow into your life in the future.
You can, however, regularly tune into good-feeling vibrations. In so doing, you will be guided around the creations of the mass consciousness and into kinder realities. No matter what anyone around you chooses—consciously or otherwise—you can tap into what feels good and what you can appreciate now. In so doing, you rise above the discomfort and back into a state of flow.
For example, the smoldering anger and flaming passion for various beliefs on your planet may be reflected in fires, but in a higher vibe you are guided to safety. Even if all you own is destroyed, you will be assisted in resurrecting your life with grace, in love, and in a way that gives you an even better reality than the one left behind.
If you can find the frequency and feeling of love even when you are far outside your comfort zone, you will be guided into an even more beautiful reality.
We know this is hard to even imagine in tough circumstances. When you lose a loved one, you did not create their transition from the earth, and yet it affects you deeply. Yet, even under these circumstances, there is an opportunity for forward motion. Even in the face of unthinkable loss, your dear ones beckon you forward on your eternal journey with them. They have expanded into unimaginable love and want to share their newfound bliss. As you allow yourself to feel, heal, and reach beyond your previous comfort zone, and as you allow yourself to imagine a life in partnership with their magnificent spirit, you will gradually begin to have that experience. You and they, together, will become like two ends of a bridge between heaven and earth and in this space, so much more becomes available to you.
When you venture outside your comfort zone by choice, you will enjoy new opportunities and new experiences. When you find yourself catapulted outside of your comfort zone, take a moment to acknowledge your feelings and grieve, cry, rage, or do whatever you need to do at the human level to release your shock. And then, dear ones, when you are able, imagine a life resurrected. Imagine more than you had before. Imagine more love, more grace, more ease, more flow. Give thanks for what you can. Enjoy what small things you can. Set your sights on the reality you wish to see arising from the ashes, the divorce, or the sudden loss. Imagine a better future. Surrender to the moment, time and again, trusting the Divine to guide you step-by-step into a better reality.
Beyond the comfort zone there is always a grander reality. Beyond the loss is expansion. Beyond the death is new life. Beyond your fears of being hurt, there is love. Beyond your sense of inadequacy, you will find your magnificence. Beyond your feelings of lack, there is a reality where what you want will flow straight to you. Beyond your discomfort of being alone lies a sense of connection that is so amazing the love will elevate you in ways you never dreamed.
You need not be in severe discomfort to grow, although that certainly does catalyze growth. You need not push yourself too far outside your comfort zone to create what you desire. You simply need to “inch” yourself out of your comfort zone towards what you say you want.
Give up one complaint this week and replace it with one thought of appreciation. Give up one excuse for not doing something you truly want to do. Take the smallest of steps towards something you want. In this fashion, you can slowly but surely become more comfortable with the unknown or the unfamiliar. And if life has catapulted you into an extremely uncomfortable situation, take heart, feel your hearts, sit with your angels for comfort. Dare to dream of the expansion that your never-ending, eternal soul will guide you towards.
God Bless You! We love you so very much.
Ann Albers
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31.10.24
Posted on October 31, 2024
Do you believe in taking personal accountability for your actions? Do you accept and are responsible for all you do? You see this is very important to determine. What do you accept and what do you abdicate in this way?
Many want to believe they can go through life making choices that are in their own best interest but not in the best interest of the one their choice would take away from. In other words, never do anything that would adversely affect another. Make that your mantra this and each day. Make that the main objective in each thing you move to enact and do. If you gain personally while another person is diminished because of your choices, how can that be what is best to do? How does this make you feel? Do you recall hearing — Do unto others as you want others to do unto you?
There’s a reason for that. It is that your choices will follow you from this life to the next one. Although you may believe one thing, what is will still be. You see, there is a degree of reckoning that must occur from what you do. Doing and being are significant things. Life, albeit, is significant. And you must be the steward of your actions. All of them. This understanding is fundamental and key.
What is self-accountability? Do you know? Always move to your heart and see how it feels to consider something that you question. If it is questioned, ask for inner guidance. Seek input from your Soul.
Here’s what the Elders share —
It is not choosing this or that over the other. It is merely an inner craving for more to be understood. To a degree, it is resuming the accountability that may have been abdicated earlier. It is knowing that you cannot surrender who you are and the intrinsic and innate desire to take responsibility for your choices and actions. It is recognizing this in a bigger way than some are willing to do today.
Excerpt from Given in Love – Chapter 2
Now consider surrendering. Consider now what this one step might offer. Consider surrendering what is newly recognized that need not be.
What does it mean to surrender? And what does it mean to release beliefs that might prevent the means of surrender from occurring? Surrender is a big thing and something you might contemplate on as you seek all that might in this way be.
Robyn G Locke
18.10.24
Posted on October 17, 2024
Intuition and fear often feel similar but have very different effects on our decision-making processes. Explore a therapeutic perspective on differentiating between the two.
We all know that having a connection to our intuition is a good thing. It can help us differentiate a good friend from someone who is trying to take advantage of us. It can help us move toward what we want even when other people might disagree with our choices. It can help us know whether we should go up or down, right or left. Or can it?
Intuition is, essentially, our sixth sense. It’s a feeling of knowing beneath our cognitive understanding. It’s knowing without being able to explain how we know. But what if our intuition is broken? What if what we’ve been feeling all along is actually something else, like fear?
Intuition is important, but it’s complex. On a literal level, intuition is a sense, judgment, feeling, or emotion that arises before we have time to cognitively decide how we feel. It doesn’t come from our prefrontal cortex, the rational, thinking aspect of our brains—it comes from more primitive places: older parts of the brain, like the amygdala, and our nervous system, which is more sensitive in our gut than in our mind. Intuitive information tends to come through the body, not the thinking mind.
What we must keep in mind is that most of this information is learned. Our intuition is essentially a collection of information that we’ve gathered throughout our lives that our bodies have stored in places that don’t need thinking to activate. If we’ve been traumatized by men, for example, our “intuitive” reaction to a new man might be to push him away—even if he’s a lovely person.
There may be something more to intuition, however. Many people believe we can access something bigger than ourselves when we pay attention. We could call this Spirit, the collective unconscious, guidance from angels or spirit guides, or advice from a higher self. This type of intuition is a little different, and it works differently from the aforementioned quick reactions based on past experiences.
In my experience, this spiritual intuition is slower and more long acting. It shows up when we are paying attention without fear or judgment; when we are “tuned in” to ourselves or another person. One way to know if this type of intuition is true spiritual guidance or just fear is if it sticks around no matter your mood, over days, weeks, or even months. This type of guidance helps you grow and learn and not just keep you safe.
Another way of defining intuition is through understanding our inner emotional compass. We were born with the capacity to feel a number of core emotions that are intended to guide us specifically in our relationships. Fear is a core emotion that tells us something is unsafe. This emotion gets a pretty bad rap, and yes, it can hold us back when we’re confusing unsafe with uncomfortable. But when things are genuinely unsafe, we should listen to our fear and get away.
Similarly, anger is a much-maligned emotion that’s supposed to help us understand our needs and boundaries and ensure we are protected. When we constantly suppress our anger, we can’t discern what our needs and boundaries even are, let alone stand up for them.
With both fear and anger (and most of the other core emotions), it’s a good idea to measure these emotions against our intelligence and the general context of what we’re experiencing. Ideally, we don’t need to react the moment we feel these emotions, but rather slow down and feel into them so we can understand the message they are trying to give us, cleared of any emotional or contextual debris (like, for example, we are tired, hungry, or dysregulated).
Intuition may be most challenging when it comes to love. That’s because our love relationships tend to trigger our oldest relational wounds, and it’s very easy for fear to arise and tell us we’d better not take the risk (whether that’s to stay, leave, approach someone, etc.). We learn love through the dynamics we grew up with, so if love was associated with anxiety and abandonment, for example, our “intuition” may look for those feelings in love relationships and avoid someone who invokes feelings of safety and stability.
Most of us form an attachment style in childhood that can show up in our romantic relationships looking like intuition. If we grew up with secure, consistent love, we will tend to assume love is available and possible. We’ll be less likely to become dysregulated with our partners, and it might be easier to move into a safe, connected state when we can attend to our intuition.
If we grew up with inconsistency around love in some way (including the loss of a parent or experiences of trauma), we will tend to experience anxious attachment, which means we’re much less likely to trust in our lovers. Our intuition can be overridden by a need for reassurance and closeness—even when we don’t particularly like the person we’re with.
If our needs were consistently unmet in childhood, we tend to experience avoidant attachment, which means we feel safer alone, used to meeting our own needs without the complication of another. Our intuitive responses to love will tend to lean towards breakups, distance, and separateness because those experiences feel safer. We don’t decide these reactions cognitively; they are wired in as strategies to deal with stressful childhood experiences that influence us well into adulthood.
So how do we know if it’s intuition or fear? Well, there’s truly no simple answer to this question, as intuition and fear both come with so many layers based on what we’ve been through and how tapped in we are to Spirit and ourselves. As many of us have learned, even when we’re feeling tapped in and are listening to ourselves closely, our intuition can still turn out to be wrong.
It’s important we don’t think of this “sixth sense” as infallible, like being able to look into a crystal ball and tell the future. Especially when it comes to love, it takes time to get to know people and figure out if someone is a good choice for us in the long term. Some of the work around intuition might be about trusting ourselves to take risks and make mistakes and know we’ll be okay if things don’t go the way we hoped.
That being said, here are a few hints to be able to tell the difference between unreasonable fear and healthy intuition:
Intuition comes through when you feel calm and safe, not when you are already dysregulated.
If you’re afraid, ask yourself if you are actually in danger or if something simply feels uncomfortable, challenging, or unfamiliar.
Pay attention to the intuitive feeling when it arises—does it pass when you eat well or get enough sleep or when an argument is resolved? Or does it stick around through various moods and cycles?
Compare your intuitive feeling against your past experiences and the opinions of trusted friends and loved ones. Maybe even ask the opinion of various “parts” of yourself.
Keep in mind that intuition is just one aspect of decision making, and it’s a good idea to use all your parts, your bodily reactions, your emotions, and your mind when deciding what to do.
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