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Welcome back to Candyland, all of you sexy motherfuckers.
Polly and I haven't talked in literally weeks.
She went on a whole murder cruise.
We're about to be in for a wild ride, so hang on to your titties
'cause it's about to get crazy. So for those that have me on
Facebook, there was a murder on my cruise ship.
We went on a cruise to Mexico and meanwhile everyone was like,
be careful in Mexico, be careful in Mexico.
No one said anything about what could actually happen on the
cruise ship and the way that they just give people unlimited
alcohol for literal days at a time blows my mind of like how
there's not more mishaps on these cruise ships.
I mean, of course, you know when you start paying attention to
something, you start seeing news and seeing things where in fact,
yes, there is a lot of anomalies.
But basically the cruise was really, really good up until
this point of like the energy just shifted and we couldn't get
off the boat. They delayed our stop
completely, cancelled it one day and they said it was because we
had a medical emergency and we had a weather emergency.
But it was literally so wild to me because we were on the 7th
floor, me and juber, and the murder happened on the 8th
floor. And there was one night in
specific Monday night, and we could hear this banging and I'm
talking y'all it was like someone was up there moving
fucking furniture. Like to the point where like I'm
not a hater but at two AMI was like, we need to call down there
and like get something going here, 'cause it is so loud.
I mean, it was like, literally, like something was just banging
back and forth. And so we called down there,
They came up to our room and were like, we want to hear the
noise. Well, you could hear it.
They heard it. They were like, OK, we'll take
care of it. And so I don't know if that was
the murder because, like, it never happened again.
And the murder happened on Monday night.
You heard of murder? Literally.
Oh, this is the coolest adventure ever.
I want to go on a murder cruise. What the fuck?
This sounds great. I mean, aside from being the
person who gets murdered, but like, what an adventure.
At this point, I feel like the universe was just giving me like
really good content for the Internet.
Cause a lot of people thought that when I posted that there
was a murder on the cruise, that I was just doing that for like
like a joke, or that I was talking about like a murder
mystery. Like no one really registered
that I'm actually saying someone got murdered.
So we like to call this the unlimited alcohol package, in my
opinion, because like a lot of people were fighting on the
cruise ship, like, not like strangers and strangers, but
like spouses, like husbands and wives, 'cause there's a casino
on the cruise ship, you can shop, you can buy Rolexes like
you can blow some money, like, for sure on these cruise ships,
they set it up like that, like they set it up like the only
thing to do is eat, drink and spend money.
So we heard this sound like, and it wasn't just for a couple
hours, it was for like all night.
And the guy said that there was a maintenance issue and that
something was loose in our ceiling.
No, bro, Like we've been on this ship for two nights already.
Like, this is the third night. I know for sure.
No, there's no way like there's no did.
You hear it after that night. No.
Never heard it again. Never heard it again.
So how we discovered there was a murder is Tuesday, we couldn't
get off the boat. And so everyone was, you know,
drinking and eating and swimming and like, we couldn't get off
the boat due to a weather issue. But yet, Tuesday was the
prettiest day that we had on the boat.
Like it was sunny, it wasn't windy.
It was like the prettiest day we've had.
Couldn't stop, but we had to go back to the port we came from on
Monday and meet the Coast Guard and they kept saying that we had
to drop off some medical emergencies.
So on the cruise ship we had a heart attack.
Someone died a second heart attack.
The person had to go to the hospital and the third person
got their arm stuck in the elevator and it mangled their
arm like ripped off skin bleeding everywhere.
So we just thought it was because of that.
But the energy on Tuesday was so different.
Like for one, Juber is never upset.
And she woke up and was like mad.
I mean she was like slamming things and like was mad at like
7:00 in the morning. And I was like, what's wrong?
And she's like, we can't stop this as bullshit and all this.
And then I was like really sad on Monday night.
Like when all this was going down, I was really fucking sad
all of a sudden. Like I wanted to go home.
Wasn't having a good time anymore for absolutely no
reason. It was absolutely had the best
trip ever. So there was no reason I was
feeling these waves of sadness. But people started dying.
This man on the 8th floor literally murdered his wife with
his bare hands. No weapon?
No. No rope.
No weapon. No.
No murder item? No.
Rope No weapon. He murdered her with his bare
hands. So what I believe that we heard
all fucking night was him slamming her back and forth
until she literally died. The whole night was what, like
just slamming her on the floor? It was like, it felt like
someone was moving furniture above your head, like, but
everything is bolted down. Like in that room you can't move
anything because it's bolted down, right?
Like, it literally was like someone was taking something and
slamming it back and forth against each wall.
And they said, Oh no, you're having a maintenance issue.
This is maintenances saying there's nothing going on above
you. I think we called.
They went up there, checked on the people.
He probably was like, oh, we're fine.
Proceeded to just continue to. I don't know, I don't know if he
like if he strangled her, whatever he did, but he
literally killed this woman with his bare hands, his wife.
Actually I saw. So then we found out from the
people in the pool, it was the room next door to them that this
happened in the person got. Hurt.
Did they hear noises? So she's told me that she had
drank a lot that day and she had a sound machine on, like, you
know, that you put on for, like babies or whatever.
And she said that she didn't hear anything.
But in her defense, the linen closet separated their two
rooms. You know.
You've got all the towels, absorbing sound and everything,
yeah? Or the linen closet for the
cleaning people was in between these two rooms.
But we went up there and, like, looked and they literally had
like, this lock box on the door handle with caution tape all
around it because they couldn't do anything to the room until we
got back to the States. So the guy, what is so weird
about it is like he killed his wife, But like, did he go tell
someone or did they just discover her body?
Where was he at? Like, you know what I mean?
Like, they're, I mean, they take your picture and they link it to
like your own ID called your C pass, which has your credit card
and everything linked to it. So you don't actually exchange
any money or credit cards on the boat.
You have a sea pass. So I mean they would have known
what he looked like, but like, there's thousands of us on this
boat. Like what if he just killed her
and then went and killed someone else?
Like, there's so many questions that I had, but we found out
that there was there's a jail cell room that's on the interior
deck where it has like no windows or nothing.
And they had armed guards guarding the that room, which
this is like the bottom floor of the boat where like the people
who work there and storage and freezers and food and things
like that is. But there's also a morgue.
So the reason we had to meet the Coast Guard wasn't because of
the person who had the heart attack, It was for the body of
the woman. We gave her body to the Coast
Guard. So when they were saying we
couldn't stop in Costa Maya on Tuesday and we had to go back to
Cozumel, where we came from, that's why.
Because we had a literal body that had been murdered on the
ship and they had to do something with it.
They had to give it to the Coast Guard.
So I think the reason we didn't stop is because they were so
frantic about what happened the night before and that they came
on the intercom at like 6:30 in the morning.
Like we're not stopping it's weather.
But yet that was the nicest day of weather that we had, which is
crazy because I think that's why Juber was so upset and like
angry is because she was kind of channeling that guy's anger.
Like we were right under that, like the floor above us never
made another peep after that happened, like I never heard
those noises again. So when the maintenance people
came and was like, we're going to check it out, the noise had
already stopped because he killed this woman.
Like, he already killed her. So now this noise has stopped.
But I think they were doing that so we didn't get weird and ask
questions because it was like, more than just like someone's
rocking the boat having sex or something.
Like it was like a bank, like a literal, like banging.
And so that happened and the energy on Tuesday for everyone
was just really fucking weird. Everyone was arguing and
fighting and like, I wanted to go home even more on Tuesday.
Literally between Tuesday and Wednesday, I was like cutting
people off back home, completely blocking people and following
people. Like, I was done with everybody.
I was ready to just be done with everybody.
Like, we were literally on Wednesday down at the front desk
trying to change our flight to Thursday.
Like, as soon as we got off the boat, we were trying to change
our flight. That's how bad it was.
Like, that's how bad the energy was.
And what's crazy though is like I still had such a good time, I
would totally go on another cruise in a heartbeat.
I love the cruise life like cruising was so peaceful.
Because when you're on a boat, everything on land does not
matter. You can barely use your phone
like you have to turn off your cellular.
You have to put it on airplane mode.
Like you are not going to get text messages if you have an
iPhone or messenger. Like you can get those if you
paid for the Wi-Fi. But literally, like, it's $3 a
minute to talk to people. So, like, you're not talking to
nobody, you're not worried about nobody, you're not like, worried
about home. When you go on any other
vacation, it's still like a home away from home, you know what I
mean? Like, you're still going to
check your e-mail, you're still going to think about work.
But when you're on a cruise ship, nothing else matters.
No, I can. I You know what?
I'm happy to do some type of vacation on land where I turn my
phone off or where we don't have reception in a mountain or some
shit. I kudos to you and your fucking
thing. I'm not doing cruises fucking
scare me. They terrify me.
Brian and I have talked about cruises before.
I'm like, I just Nope. And then I end up on the, I
think it's like the North Sea TikTok or some shit.
And that's where they've got like the Yo Ho Song and it's
like, have you seen that? It's like big ships out in like
these like crazy turbulent fucking storms and it's like a
whole, it's called the North Sea.
It's like a whole part of TikTok.
I don't do, I don't like the ocean.
I don't want to be in the ocean. I don't go into the ocean to
swim. I'm not dipping my fucking baby
toe in it. I don't like the ocean.
I'm terrified of the fucking ocean.
That's like, not everybody's. Like, it's so majestic.
No, the fucking Kraken lives in there.
Only like, 15% of it has been discovered.
The shit that has been discovered looks fucked up.
I have no business being inside the motherfucking ocean.
So when you said you were going to go on a cruise, I was one of
those people that was like, be careful out there on those
streets, not because of Mexico, but because I was scared of you
in the water. Little did I know that it's the
vessel upon the water that had the fucking problems.
I I don't know. I'm so glad that you're able to,
like, text me while you were gone, though, because I was,
like, so nervous about you. And so you just, like you would
just periodically, like, check in.
I was like, OK, cool, You're alive.
You're safe. You're good.
And I was over here, like, don't think anything bad about the
ship. And then when you said that you
that the murder had happened or whatever, I was like, I would if
I have to go on a cruise, I want there to be a murder.
I mean, I don't want anybody I know to get murdered, but like,
it just, I don't know, a murder mystery cruise.
And you found you something about you and Juber.
You bitches always find the tea no matter where you're at.
I think it's because you're, like, so friendly and personable
and you're so good at like, oh, my gosh, we're best friends now.
But, like, I'm never going to talk to you again.
I think you just find all the tea.
Literally, they came to us with the T like, people are like, did
you hear what happened? I was like, what happened?
They're like someone got murdered.
I was like. Stop.
Now tell me about this and like, honestly, like the thing about
the cruise that I truly liked a lot is like Royal Caribbean is
actually the upper class, like middle class cruise line.
Like supposedly Carnival Cruises is literally like a Walmart
vibe. And like the people like, it's
cheaper, there's more people on them.
And they pulled up to the port that one day on Monday and it
was like a party. Like the party never stopped.
Even though people got off that boat, it was like during the day
and they were outraging. And and Carnival also has like
roller coasters and really is geared towards like kids and
stuff too. A roller coaster on a ship.
I would totally ride it. I know I would, but this is
that's it. Yeah, you would.
I would totally, I would totally do it.
I don't know. It just blows my mind that they
didn't disclose that even after we've gotten home.
My mom lives in Tampa and there's literally been nothing
about it on the news. And another thing that blows my
mind is that we were supposed to get 2 ports and two full days at
sea, but after this happened, we barely got one port.
And then the day that we were supposed to get back was
Thursday. We were in Tampa at the port at
fucking like 11:30 on Wednesday night, like we were back in
Tampa, which pissed me off. But I know what it was like.
They needed to get the prisoner guy off the ship before people
woke up and before people got off the ship.
Like they had to get him off 1st.
And I had been told by multiple people that, like, they give you
these checkout times, but they're really flexible and that
people are like lingering off the ship until like noon, bro.
Our scheduled time to get off the ship was 915.
I shit you not at 9:15. Like, we were like, you know,
gathering all of our stuff to open the door.
And someone with a key card scanned the door at 9:17 and
came in and said you all need to vacate the premises now.
So we come down, tell me why. We are literally the last people
off the ship. We get to like the customs
checkpoint. They don't check anything.
I didn't go through a medical detector, They didn't look at my
bag. I could have brought literally
any fucking thing I wanted home from Mexico and no one checked
anything. Like they were so frantic and a
lot of the people were so worked up it just no one, no one was
worried about it. Like, and it's so crazy because
I've been told by so many people, like just wait in your
room like an extra hour, you know, like, you know they they
don't get in any rush to get everyone off there.
They check everything with a fine tooth comb.
They didn't check shit. They did not check a damn thing.
But for real Mexico, I felt very safe.
I mean, Cozumel is like an island off of Mexico, so it
doesn't have like a huge cartel presence or like any of that.
It's more just like like a touristy tourist market.
But it's so crazy to me that one American dollar is $17.15 of
Mexican money pesos. That's crazy to me because
literally, like, they saw us and they were like, they got money.
What? What you need, What you got, I
got you. You want to start a tequila?
I got you. Like everywhere you go.
Doesn't matter if it's a jewelry store or clothing store, it does
not matter. Everywhere you go, they give you
shots at tequila, like everywhere.
And I don't know if it's just because, like, they want you to
get fucked up and spend money or what.
But everywhere I went, I mean, I've declined a lot, but we went
on a tour that took us to the tequila factory and they gave us
like seven shots while we were there.
You got fucked up. I mean, I took them.
I didn't want to put. I mean, I.
Took them. But a lot of people, I don't
think, really speculate, like if you don't like your significant
other at home on land, going and staying in a closet sized room
with unlimited alcohol probably isn't going to be the best thing
for your relationship. And I met a girl on the cruise
ship and the only reason I knew who she was is because one day
she was like yelling at her man, like, fuck you and like going
off on him. And so she caught my eye.
But it was one of those situations that I could tell her
and her friend were like and they were just there for the
free cruise. Like this isn't their
boyfriends, like when they get home, this isn't their people.
So then one night I never said anything to her that I heard
that conversation. But one night we did this little
game show thing which was really cool about the cruises.
Like every night they had interactive like game shows and
like different things for people to like team up and and it was
really fun. So we had joined the team that
they were on and we exchanged Instagrams.
And I've now found out like, she's an only fans girl, a
content creator, had quite a bit of followers, like 40,000 or
something. But I knew damn well like, this
ain't her Boo. No wonder she's like, fuck you,
you're getting on my nerves 'cause she don't even really
like you. She's only here because you
brought her here for free and she does not like you because
like, I've watched her Instagram since we got home and literally
it's only about her videos that she took on the trip, Videos
that she took in Mexico. No one else is in those, not
even her friend. But you know, it's a really cool
place to network. There's a lot of different
energies, but majority are like older people, like a lot of
older people. And I've like, can really say
that the price that you pay and what you get to see, it would
have cost us way more to try to fly to Mexico, stay in Mexico
and all of that, like to just go there and get back on the boat.
I felt very safe, like, I don't know if I would just, like want
to go to Mexico because of all of the violence and cartel and
all of that in the mainland. But excuse me, going to Cosmo
and going to, like, seeing everything.
Like we were on this open bus tour and like, the roof is open
and I had this hat on and I was holding it and still the wind
like grabbed it and took it off my head and it was gone.
I didn't say nothing to the bus driver because I'm just like
it's, you know, it's a bass pro So I'm like, no problem, We
drive probably 20 more minutes and we get to the tequila
factory or like the museum and literally a lady pulls up on a
moped and she has my hat in her hand.
And I wish I hadn't already spent all my money 'cause I
would have given her $20, which would have been 20 times $17.15.
That's like two $300.00 for her. I wish I could have done that,
but yeah, she brought it, followed the bus all the way to
our destination and gave me my hat.
So sweet. The whole time I'm trying to
like, 'cause it pissed me off at first, like, I was pissed cause
like, you know, the hat's keeping the sun off my face.
Like, I was upset. And then I was like, OK, one
last thing for my suitcase. It's a $5 hat.
You can buy another one. Cause the other hat that I had
with me was like a one of one. Like, they only made like a
hundred of those, you know? It was like a specialty thing.
I'm like, at least it wasn't my holy center hat.
Like, I've got my bass pro I can buy another one.
And then I was like, OK, it's just an offering.
I was like some some little kids going to find that, like, no big
deal. And then literally she pulls
right up with it. I was like, I fucking love
Mexico. That's so sweet.
I love that. That was such a really cool.
Thing This sounds like a dope trip.
Aside from the aside from the boat on the ocean, this would
have been a fun adventure. Honestly, I just feel like
people talked up how bad Mexico was and although like it's very
dirty and like ran down, it's still a very, very beautiful
place. And everyone was so nice.
And to just go there like literally like $100 of our money
is like 1700 of theirs, 1700 plus.
So it's just like you can do so fucking much.
But like the thing about Mexico that I will tell anyone who goes
there, if you're going to buy something, tell them no
approximately 5 times and you'll go from like $36,000 their money
to like 1000 their money. Like they tell you a different
price, I think based on what they think you can pay.
And I've noticed that a lot that a lot of places do that based on
what they think you can pay. Like I went to that Oddities
Expo and this one guy had all this jewelry and there was like
no prices. And I had all my rings on and
stuff and he was like, you look like a ring girl.
And I was like, oh, I love rings.
I literally asked him what this price was and is a baby ass
ring. And he was like, oh, that one's
75. I was like cool, here you go,
take it back, you know what I mean?
But like I think sometimes, like in general in Mexico, they just
tell you a price based on what they think you will pay or what
you can pay. Like if you negotiate with them,
they are more than happy to, like, take it all the way down,
Like one minute it's 250, the next minute it's 80.
Well, and I mean where they're located too, you go into those
shops, those are probably shops that are frequented by tourists
often that go on these cruises or whatever.
So you know, that probably is their way of negotiating or
whatever. They know that there are people
that are going to pay it and they're going to be like, OK,
whatever and you know, and if they're willing to fucking pay
it, then pay it. How much in our money is Mexico
money? Like how much is our dollar
worth to what theirs is? $17.15 It changes daily, but at
that time the conversion was $17.15 is $1.00?
Yeah. So literally, like $100, like is
gonna take you really far over there.
But The thing is, is like when you go to, we went to a
restaurant, which wasn't very good.
It was like, like the price for a meal was like 590 pesos.
Like, Can you imagine living there and you just want to go
get a meal with your family and they're like, that's 3000 pesos,
Like a drink was like 600 pesos. That's crazy.
Which is what, $6? No, 600 peso.
Yeah, I can't do math right now. Divided by 171534 dollars, 3498
our money. And honestly I think there's
probably different menus like here's the tourist menu with the
tourist prices and here's the actual menu for because like if
that's the case, like how do they afford to go out to eat?
Like how does this restaurant stay open?
Like what are they being paid? You know what I mean?
Like no wonder people come to America and they're happy to
work for really hard labor for like $15.00 an hour.
Cause 15 * 17 is a lot of their money.
No wonder, you know? Like, no wonder when people are
like no one wants to work anymore.
Y'all just don't wanna work, You know what I mean?
Like there's work everywhere. And I'm not saying like people
shouldn't make more money, like they totally should if they're
skilled labor. But like, Hispanic people are
very, very methodical with what they're doing because they're
earning the money here and sending it back there and it's a
lot of money back there. Well, and not just them, but
like you know, I think that people who come from immigrant
families in general always just have a different experience of
having absolutely nothing and having to work for like going to
a new place and having to work for it.
And they usually have been put in positions where they have to
take, you know, under the table jobs or low paying, you know,
jobs depending on like their citizen status and stuff like
that. And there are people that, you
know, go and do those types of jobs and stuff.
When people say there's not jobs, no, there's jobs that you
think are beneath you. And there are people who are
saying I'm willing to take what nobody else is taking because I
need to get something. Literally, though, And that's
what's crazy about the universe and about the alignment of like,
if you want to work for it, it really is available to you.
I think a lot of people are just in limiting beliefs and
mindsets. Like there is someone out there
somewhere that will pay for your skills and your talents.
Whether you make art or music or have some type of service that
you offer. You can build a freaking house.
You know, like people will pay quality labor for whatever it
is. And like, I've I know we've
talked about this a lot about like spiritual practitioners,
like taking advantage of people charging like 10 and $15,000 to
work with them for a month. But at the same time, another
perspective of that is like, if a lawyer charges $1000 an hour,
no one bats an eye. Like no one bats an eye.
So like, why can't a spiritual practitioner who is elevated,
skilled and in their power charge that?
I mean it's their prerogative but like I don't think it's fair
to say like, well, lawyers can make $1000 an hour but spiritual
people can't. Or you know what I mean.
Or like American people can make this but immigrants can't or
whatever it is like there's always that double edged sword.
And like I started really re evaluating.
Like, I mean maybe one day I'll charge a lot for a workshop or
I'll or whatever. But at that point, like I know
it will be worth your money. Like I will feel in good
conscience and in good faith that that's a part of my story.
Because like you know, a lot of people just don't realize what
goes into the growth, into the elevation.
So like if a lawyer or a plastic surgeon or someone else can
charge 1002 thousand $3000 an hour, why the fuck can't I?
You know, like, and that's The thing is like, I do keep my
services a little bit reasonable, but like, we're a
lot further than, like the ten dollar, $12.00 rereading days,
right? But like, I still want things to
be accessible. I don't want to just completely
shut people completely out of the arena, but I've also thought
about really transforming and offering for those that are
ready for that type of investment.
Not $10,000 but maybe like 1000 or something like that, and
doing some type of container or workshop where you do get a
deeper connection with me. You know what I mean?
Like, right now I've built a lot of bonds with people over the
time. But I do think that, like, I'm
being called to step up even more and teach even more and
share even more. So I don't know.
I'm just trying to, like, see things differently as far as,
like, some people do it, 'cause they're taking advantage of
others. Some people do it, 'cause
they're actually passionate and deserve that, You know what I
mean? Cause like even if a lawyer like
you pay a lawyer and then if you win they also get like 30% of
whatever the fuck you want to like you know what I mean?
Like it's not just like I paid you to do your job, now I get my
settlement like no they also take 30K of your settlement.
That's why, like my lawyer, he works like pro bono until you
win. To prove that he'll put the
money in, but you're giving him is 30% or whatever it is.
You know what I mean? So, you know, I don't know.
Some people do it one way and some people do it another way.
But I definitely think a lot of people need to shift their
mindsets around skilled labor, because a lot of people dedicate
their whole life to learning something and to absorbing
something and teaching it and sharing it.
And who's to say how much they can get paid for that?
Well, yeah. And also to, like I've been
looking into Tarot classes recently and I made a video
about it the other night, like asking does anybody have
somebody that they recommend as like a teacher?
And everywhere that I'm looking is like $1300.00 for the course.
And I'm like, I'll pay that. Like I see value in this
service. But is that like a normal price
range? Like, you know, I don't, I don't
even know what the price range for this type of class is.
And to me, when someone is it, it depends on what that person
is giving you, what information they're teaching you, what
experience they're offering to you with that money too.
Because that money is just like an energy exchange.
So if somebody is doing something where like they're
bringing like psychology degree into it and they do, you know,
they're doing energetic Reiki healing with you and they're
also, you know, bringing astrology into it.
And like just all of these different things.
If they've paid for these courses in this education for
themselves, like them charging that much and getting like
energetic reciprocation for all of the time and energy that they
invested into being able to give people that healing, I feel like
that totally makes sense. There's certain people who I've
seen charge a whole lot of money, like there's a shaman
that I know that charges, like what I would consider to be like
a lot of fucking money for a retreat.
But when you think about like the journeys that you're going
on for that retreat and the food being provided for you and just
all of the different things that go into it, I understand the
price. And I used to feel weird about
even just like when I elevated from that, like, you know, free
reading and like $10 reading or whatever.
And I was starting to charge more.
And I think you were somebody who was like, why are you
charging so little for these things?
Like, this is time and this is energy.
And somebody I I just thought that like, I was gonna screw
people over somehow if I charged what my worth was.
And somebody was like, people will literally spend their money
and go and get a new tattoo or go and get their nails done, or
they'll go to the hair salon or they'll go to a concert and
whatever, they will blow their money on what they find value
in. So some people are going to go
and they're going to spend money on material things to look a
certain way. And some people are going to
invest in themselves spiritually and work on like healing
themselves and what they're presenting on the inside.
And there's always plenty of people who are like in energetic
flow of wanting to like give money for spiritual services or
whatever. And also too, when you do charge
more for your time and energy, I feel like people almost respect
your time and energy more. Where if they're like, well, I
only paid $40.00 for this. I feel like those people are
more like, I can't make my reading in 10 minutes.
Can you, like, call me tomorrow at 3:00 instead?
You know what I mean? Like, like I got those people a
lot or people who weren't really interested in it and like didn't
believe in anything that I was doing, but they were like, yeah,
I had 20 bucks. So I just decided that, you
know, whatever. And so it also weeds that out
The more that you are having more clientele and stuff.
I can't imagine being so booked and busy that you that your
stuff is that much. But imagine if like Bunny did
some type of a retreat. She'd have to charge a crazy ass
amount of money to weed out a bunch of people because it would
be astronomical, the amount of people that would try to go in
on that. You know what I mean?
Yeah, and I totally agree with that.
Like as I've elevated, I just reject a certain type of client
energetically. Like if you're not ready for
what is coming through and it's actually not going to benefit
you. I don't want your money.
I don't care if you see value in it or not.
I don't want your money. I just feel like when we go
through an energetic contract is like, I have a duty to provide
this service to people who are ready for it.
If you're not ready for it, just 'cause you have the money for
it, doesn't mean you're ready. You know, a lot of people think
they're ready to have a baby or they're ready to get married, or
they're ready to do certain things.
And then I think that sometimes they don't realize the binding
contract, that that is where, like, now, like, I was choosing
to be with this person, but now I have to be with this person.
Now we have a kid, now we're married.
I have to be. I'm in debt with them.
I'm indebted to them. I owe them whatever it is.
And I think that I've just really started to like reject
certain things in my life throughout spirituality.
That's helped me not only like charge what I believe I I'm
worth, but also to like invest in other people that I see value
in. Like, I am a jewelry person and
I like to buy like unique jewelry that's custom and that's
one-of-a-kind. And like, it's never less than
$200 or whatever. For some people, like you spent
$200.00 on that, it sees no value for them.
But for me, I'm like, I'm building my family heirloom
collection. Like I'm building my heirlooms
that I'm going to have forever, then I'm going to pass on to
someone one day. And you know, what people see
value in and what other people see value in is two different
things. And I just personally don't want
to be so readily available to everyone that, like you said,
they're wasting my time. It's been a long time since
people miss their appointments, or at least it and like, try to
reschedule in a timely manner. Because when you're spending
over $100 to connect with someone like, you better be
there. Like, for some people, this is
cutting out a concert or cutting out Starbucks or cutting out,
going out to eat or whatever to get this reading.
So I do appreciate the people that do see a lot of value in it
and don't waste my time. But also I've noticed like when
I do flash readings, things like that, people get impatient.
Like they're like when am I going to get my reading, when am
I going to get my reading? And that's almost like my
biggest pet peeve in general is like where it literally says
trust in divine timing. Like, I mean that.
Like, that's what I mean. Like, that's the contract that
I've set here. And you agreed upon that when
you clicked book. Like, you agreed.
And so I have noticed that, like, the people who pay more
never question the timing, the people who pay like the 50 for
the e-mail or whatever, they're always the ones that are like,
hey, just checking, did you forget me or did you forget my
reading? And I'm like, did you read the
the time print? And they're like, oh, I see now
that it says 72 hours after my reading time.
And I'm like, yeah, it's just three days.
Like the most time I make you wait is 3 days.
Like, it's not like I'm making you wait.
It's just that this is how my schedule is set up.
But I feel like with the monthly readings, people are way more
patient because like they know it's coming.
They know it's going to come in divine timing.
I have less issues with like monthly clients as far as just
like random people, especially when I was really doing a lot of
readings and things for TikTok, those people that were coming
from that were super pushy and even just like going live.
Recently I went live and there was like 300 people in my live
and it got into like is Joe coming back and is Steven here
and what's up here and you know should I move And constant
questions and so I don't know. I mean I'm grateful that people
see the vision and I'm also grateful that like I know when
to back up and kind of just reserve my energy rather than
trying to push forward. And people, please.
Yeah, I mean that's a a tough thing to figure out and I feel
like that's been a strong point that you've had for a long time
though is you knowing when like, OK, well now I need to like have
a boundary up, which is why. And you've helped me a lot with
that, which is one of the reasons why I think it's so
funny that, like, people think that I'm like the mean one or
like, the more assertive one, because you're such an assertive
person. That's very like, no, this is
what you should be doing. You're not really doing this.
So like, maybe you could be doing this instead.
Or, like, I noticed this about the way that you're processing.
Maybe you want to do, like this and not in a pushy way, but
you're very helpful about it. And I like that, though, because
I don't ever feel like when I'm telling you something that
you're taking it as, like, I'm complaining.
I feel like, you know that like if I'm talking to you about
something, I'm like I need a mindset shift or like I'm just
like communicating this out or whatever.
And it always feels like a safe place to just be like.
Processing this emotion right now we'll be getting over it.
Just need to like speak this out loud and you're you're always,
you always got something to say. Lately though you've been you've
been like feistier and I'm like really liking it.
Like it's like it used to be like everything's going to be so
peaceful and it's going to work out.
And sometimes now I get a a text back that's like, no, it's
annoying for real. I mean, we'll just go into, like
we are so appreciative of all of the guests that have came on and
like have honored their commitment.
But what we also find is like people only want to connect with
like the big dogs so they can get something out of it.
They're like, oh, why would I pour into this podcast that
isn't that big? Why would I even really make
this a commitment? Or they'll do something like
where they commit to the date and time that they picked Y'all,
like they picked this fucking day in this time.
And then the day before or two days before they'll be like,
yeah, something came up, could we do it tomorrow or can we do
it this day or whatever? And then I'm like, no, like we,
we picked this date weeks ago. We based both of our schedules
around this. Like, Jim and I has a whole
family. We both have day jobs.
She's got another podcast. We both have our own LLC's.
Like, no, Like, I can't just do it tomorrow or I wouldn't have
picked the day that we picked or let you pick that day.
And like, when we put you on the schedule, we've committed to
that time. Like, I'm not booking readings,
I'm not scheduling clients, I'm not making dinner plans.
Like that's the time we picked and I expect you to honor that.
And we have people constantly who literally almost like just
waste our time completely by being wishy washy like.
And then when I come back, like, OK, well this date works for us
and it's like 2 weeks in the future.
It's like I can't just get you in tomorrow or next week or
whatever, like. And then they always got like a
clap back. Oh, I have something that day.
Oh, I have the. OK, then like, do you want to do
the interview or not, 'cause you're not putting this in a
concrete, committed zone. If I commit to plans, reading
whatever it is, I'm committed to that.
Like if the energy changes or something changes, I'm going to
tell you I'm not going to like wait to last minute to the day
before. You know what I mean?
Like, that's what's so annoying is it's not like you told me a
week ago when you made these additional plans.
You waited to see if that those plans would go through and then
just ghost our plans. Or it doesn't even matter the
reschedule. There's been plenty of times
I've had to reschedule on something.
We reschedule with each other on the podcast all the time when we
have something scheduled and we're like, hey, you know,
whatever. Like if you want to reschedule,
cool beans. But it's the fact of, like,
literally not like a, a random thing that came up that can't be
controlled. But like, I planned a vacation
that day with my friends, and I'm not going to have any cell
phone reception. Well, like, when did you plan
this vacation? And as you guys planned it, did
you And you look through your calendar, you didn't see that
you had the interview or you just said, oh, I'll reach out to
those girls and then you waited the day before, like, what?
And that's just a hypothetical thing.
That's not calling anybody out. That's just a hypothetical
example. But like, I don't it it comes
across as rude. So then when we're like no
problem be super flexible about it and we reach out to you, then
it's ghost. Or literally have it planned and
then just don't answer the call. Or we've had it planned before
and then randomly we try to confirm and they're like, what
time was it again? Like they didn't even put it in
their fucking calendar. Like that's just like, it's cool
to keep your options open, but don't play with my time.
Because now where I'm like admiring your journey and
admiring your story. Now I'm like, I'm going to
unfollow you and when you write back I'm going to leave you on
red because you're getting on my nerves.
Like that's how I am with anything, relationships,
friendships, business, partnerships.
Like, I will give you compassion and grace.
Things are not perfect. Things change.
Schedules change, people change. Whatever.
I will give you grace and compassion.
But when you pursue the situation, you pursue the
interview. You pursue me romantically.
You pursue a friendship. You make fucking plans and
pursue plans with me. And then you treat that like
it's an option on your roster of options.
Fuck you now. I don't even like you.
Like now, where I admired your story, or I liked you, or had a
bond with you, now you're giving me the ick.
Because if you can't keep your word about basic things, like
very basic commitments, you're not a loyal person and you're
not a you're not a real, committed person.
And I don't want someone who can't commit to anything like
whether it's a damn interview or eating tacos on Tuesday.
Like if we make plans, you better be aware of how that
looks when you constantly change those plans.
Like, it's cool something came up, I got to work today, my kids
sick. I don't feel good, whatever.
Like I'm so flexible and compassionate.
But it's like when they continue to pursue the objective with no
real plans of actually committing to that objective.
Because then they're like, oh, when can we reschedule?
And then they leave us on red or they don't open the message at
all. So it gets buried in their DMS
somewhere. And like, I know we're all busy,
life happens. But like, just honor your
commitments. And that that just really feeds
on to what Jim and I said about like charging your worth because
people are not going to waste your time.
Like the girl that does my eyebrows, she used to do like
the 50% cancellation fee. So if you cancelled within 24
hours, she still got 50%. She changed that shit to 100%.
So it don't matter if you don't cancel 24 hours or greater.
So she could actually book that appointment.
You pay 100% of the service and guess what?
People fucking show up now. And that's the same thing with
my stuff. Like I've never had anyone just
ghost me unless it was a free consultation reading when I used
to do free readings, had people ghost those all the time.
Treat it just like it was nothing.
But when it comes to, like, you're spending 7585 a $100 on
something, people show up and they have a good time and we we
connect and do what needs to happen.
But you know, that's why I like, I don't know, I mean, y'all
better get it while it's hot, 'cause like I may get on a
rampage this summer and up the price again, 'cause that's the
cool thing about being your own boss is like, if I want to raise
whatever I want to raise, I don't got to ask permission.
Like, it's just like, I don't feel like fucking with $50
readings anymore because if they try to rush me or I don't feel
like doing this anymore, I'm going to delete it off my site.
Like nothing is permanent. So like, get it while it's hot.
Like, take care of your business because the offer won't always
be there. Romantically, businessly,
photonically, whatever it is, it's not always going to be on
the table. So either eat or get up.
Yeah, see, that's what I was talking about when I said you're
all spicy now. I'll like it a lot.
I'm over here. Like, yes.
Fucking tell em. Polly Pocket Gangster Bitch
edition. Oh my gosh.
When I was talking to Jasmine and her friend Brian, I put it
up on. I'll have to send you the whole
video if you want to watch it. I put it up on my Patreon.
But we were talking. I took the clip out.
We were talking about you and he was like, you call her Polly
Pocket and I was like, dude, like, she has the accessory, the
purse, the outfit, the everything.
That the hair's on point. The nails are done.
The lipstick's done. Like, I'm like, she'll tell me
I'm about to look a mess on this, on this zoom.
And then we get on the zoom and your fucking perfection.
Your eyebrows are done. Your titties are to the roof.
Like, you're ready to go. Absolutely not.
And so I was like, yeah, she's like a Polly Pocket.
And then Jasmine's like, she is, Oh my God, she has a Polly
Pocket. So listen, I I love it.
I like it a lot. Also, I've been listening to
this book. It's called Existential Kink,
and it's a book that my friend Willow Moon recommended to me.
And it's basically like the underlying thing is all about,
like, how you secretly find pleasure in the things that you
don't like. And it's just like, it's a
fucking fascinating book and it has all these different mindset
things like shifts to things. And it's totally motivated me
for like, hello, losing weight before summer.
And like going back like I was on a journey before, but I
wasn't really, I don't know, I was on a journey before, but I
wasn't really working on, like the mental health aspect of
things. And I think that has a lot to do
with like, ways that you treat your body, things that you put
in your body, ways that you see yourself.
So then you don't change your body because you think that
like, it's never attainable and like you're not worth it, just
like all these types of things. So, and I'm, I'm listening to
this book and I'm like absorbing this information and I'm like,
OK, so like my weight loss journey is not going to be just
like a weight loss journey. Like I really need to focus on
like triggers and mental health and like different things.
So I'm thinking about how I'm going to do that.
And I'm scrolling Instagram and I find this trainer that's like
basically saying all of that, like how LinkedIn, your mental
health is and how during winter time people can go into like
really seasonal depression. And like your body wants to go
into hibernation and you know, like working on your mental
health and your physical and whatever.
And last time that I had tried to be with the trainer, I got
really frustrated because I went into it telling her very
clearly, like, I want to learn about my body and learn how to,
like, take care of my body myself.
Like, I want to understand why you're choosing the foods that
you're choosing and like, what the macros are for that or like,
whatever, so that, like, this can be something that's
sustainable when I'm not paying you anymore, right?
To, like, understand it. And she didn't give me any of
that type of information. And then the meals that she
would give me were like, they had been literally chosen for
somebody else. Like, I don't like eggs.
Every single meal had eggs in it.
And I'd be like, hey, like, I don't like eggs.
And she's like, oh, let me change that for you.
And she changed one thing about it and like one recipe or
whatever, and all the rest would be eggs.
I just felt like I felt really frustrated and I paid a lot of
money for that. And the thing with me is like if
I'm I'm wanting like a certain level of like support and also
somebody to like be accountable. So and I don't like feeling
brushed off by things and so I felt super brushed off by that
and I'm hoping this will be a different experience.
Every time I get a trainer that says they give you a meal plan,
they do that shit, 'cause deep down, a lot of these trainers
have an exercise science associates and they have
absolutely nothing in nutrition because you've got to have a
bachelor's to really start taking nutrition and those types
of classes. So every time I got a trainer,
like, yeah, they have some kind of thing or associates in
exercise science, but like, they don't have any true knowing.
And like what I've learned is a lot of people just regurgitate
what worked for them. Like, that's where, like the
coaching, personal training, coaching and spirituality,
whatever. Like people are just giving you
what works for them. And I mean, I don't consider my
myself a coach, but I give people what worked for me.
Like, it may not work for you, but I do help tailor it
specifically to your needs. Like, I'm not going to give you
a bunch of affirmations about body dysmorphia like I had if
your real blocks are around abandonment or around
unworthiness, right? Like, I don't know.
I think nutrition is its own like arena, so hopefully they do
do that for you. But I would just say like a lot
of times shit looks good on paper, but like, they have no
nutrition background whatsoever, so they're I.
Work for a nutritionist though. So like, I've had like the
nutrition element of things for a long time and so I guess
that's where I got frustrated too.
Is like, I'm already working with the nutritionist.
So the information that I gave to that trainer was like, hey,
before I even signed up, I already have this person I'm
already working on like the nutrition side of things I'm
needing like the physical side of things and I don't know, I
anyways, it was yeah, makes me frustrated even like going back
and talking about it. I'm just like, it was a very
frustrating, like, experience. Mommy, That's kind of how I felt
when I joined that container. She called it Illumination and
it was literally just a bunch of sob story bitches to put in a
room and they she just charged us all to be there.
Like, I could literally go to a fucking AOL chat room and
receive. I can go to Reddit and get more,
you know what I mean? Like it was like she charged us
all to basically be put in a room together where a lot of
people idolized her. And so then she used us as like
her, like Heitman, you know, like, oh, you're so great.
It's going so great. And like that girl, even though
I reached out to her and was like, I got nothing out of this.
Like she asked for our feedback and I was like, like a month
left of the container. I was like, I'm not getting
anything out of this that I didn't already have.
And then she started saying, well, you were just more
advanced when you joined and maybe you should have considered
that you're the one that said you had something to offer.
This is not what we got. And it was just shit.
It was just shit. And like, honestly, that's what
hinders me from charging people an X amount for a collective
journey while I do it on Patreon, like monthly with
certain people. Because it's definitely a lot of
pressure to try to pull a bunch of people together and like, you
know, the Discord and the community chats and things like
that are a little different. Like, they're not like you're
paying $2000 to be there. Like when you paid 11 and you
don't open it for two weeks, Not a big deal.
You paid 1500, It's a big deal all of a sudden.
So that's what's made me uncomfortable is some of those
experiences that I've had with coaches or people, even personal
trainers. Like, I just can't find people
that really have their shit in the way that I want it to be.
He's I'm like, I don't know, like I saw a guy today and he
like, he just looks like he works out all the time.
And so everyone kept coming up to him, asking him questions at
the gym like he was a trainer. Like, even though I know he's
not, he just works out all the time.
And it's just like a lot of the things that we need.
It just is trial and error, right?
Like just doing the things, doing the hard stuff, trying our
best, learning what we can. But sometimes, like coaches and
especially in the spiritual arena, they're just scammy.
They're all like if I read your post and every time you're
trying to sell me something, I don't fuck with you.
Yeah, I I feel like when I was first starting out on social
media I did a lot of MLM which is like multi level marketing,
so basically selling shit for other people's companies.
And there are a lot of people that are my age and even a
little bit older, well, our age that come from MLM backgrounds
and then they end up starting their own businesses.
And I've always, ever since I stopped doing those companies
and I looked back, I'm always like they were literally fucking
just training you to be a slave and push sales for them.
Like, I I literally had people above me and and these things
that would be like, you guys are just being lazy.
You know I have all these girls underneath me.
I did it. You guys should be doing it too,
like, you know, whatever. And the posts that they used to
post, like they used to say fake it till you make it so girls
would be posting like get a $10,000 bonus and like whatever.
And you were told post like this all the time like you're.
I think it was like they had like a three, three rule.
So you have to post 3 things about the business and three
things about your personal life to like make people be your
friend. And so whether or not people did
MLM businesses or they just had like a lot of people around them
that did it, there is a very specific, like, niche of people
who were promoting like that on social media.
And I almost wonder if some of the people who make all the
posts the way that they are now is because they think that
that's how, like they run their business.
That's how they've seen people on their pages run their
businesses. Like they think that that's
going to get people's attention. I think shout your fucking self
out and share your stuff and talk about what you offer and
what you do. Like, there's a reason that
you're doing a business, you're going to sell yourself.
But also I'd like to see about people's like lives and like
different types of content in between.
And I want to see something funny on your page or something
that I relate to other than just your service.
Because then I'm like, I I don't know anything about you.
And that probably just bothers us because we do post other
things about like our life and our world, and we're just like,
so is your whole personality just trying to make money or are
you going to, you know, share anything about you?
Yeah, I think that a lot of people like see influencers or
people making money on the Internet and they think like,
oh, I could do only fans or oh, I could do this, or oh, I could
start a business. And then it's fucking hard.
Like, I love whenever I see people like, downplay sex work,
not realizing how fucking hard it is.
Like very, very hard. Like you can be naturally sexy
and naturally sexual and still not be good at only fans and
still not be good. It it takes more than just being
pretty or being smart or being whatever to do certain things.
And I just feel like so many people are like their their
mission or their prerogative is like, you ain't shit without my
service or you're not nothing if you don't book this service kind
of thing. And that's like, I don't know,
like Facebook and Instagram selling the blue check marks
made everybody think that they're important, like that
everyone has the capacity to feel important.
And a lot of you all are not that important.
And I don't mean that in a mean. Way I mean.
I don't mean that in a mean way. I just mean like your ego has
went through the roof because of the Internet.
And in real life, you need to focus on real cultivation of
true friendships and connections and partnerships and business
associates. But like, this Internet shit is
like a game. And y'all think because
something gets a lot of likes or views that it's legit or that
it's good. And actually, Russ the rapper, I
admire a lot of his perspective. He was saying earlier on threads
how this generation of people have no concept of what they do
and don't like that they're only attracted to like the hype, like
oh that got a lot of views, that got a lot of likes.
It must be good music. It must be good content.
And I don't mean like, y'all aren't that important.
I mean like you're giving your power away to the Internet and
as soon as the electricity and the the lights go off, baby, who
are you? You're wrapped up in this
illusion of what you present to the world, your your highs, your
wins, your gains. But like, what about that raw,
authentic expression that really does make songs and music and
art and things? And it changed people's lives.
Like, what about the impact? I guess like, you're not that
important with your blue check mark bouncing around telling
everyone they need your services.
Because at the end of the day, are you living purposefully?
Like, are you living virtuously or are you just wrapped in your
Internet image? Is what I'm saying.
Like, you're not that important except on the Internet.
And then we go back to real life.
And I promise you, like, you've got to set with yourself and
you've got to acknowledge, like, am I doing this for monetary
gain, for ego recognition, for the hype?
Or do I do this because I fucking love to do this?
Like, you know, I'm just convinced that so many people
are used to watching celebrities do shit that really isn't in
alignment with them to get famous, to to be known and to be
recognized. And they lose themselves in
that. Like they may go win Grammys,
but they sold their soul in some way, shape or form to get there
by compromising their beliefs and compromising their truth and
compromising their integrity. So I don't give a fuck about a
blue check mark or thousands of followers or whatever.
It is like if I connect with you and ask you to come on the pod
or ask you to collaborate or something like that.
It has nothing to do with your following your blue check mark
with your whatever. Cuz I see right through all
that. I see through what people
project. And that's why it's difficult
for me to build new relationships, cause a lot of
people, like the light that attracted them into my life is
also the light that illuminates their shadows.
And they're like, whoa, I'd rather not deal with this.
I'd rather not be triggered by this.
And they go back to complacency. They go back to their comfort
zone. They go back to the friends that
and encourage them to be the worst version of themselves.
Because it's always been said that when you start growing and
you start leveling up and elevating, people will
automatically be removed from your life because they do not
serve you. And that's where a lot of people
don't want to wake up because they're like, I don't want to
disrupt my comfort zone. And so when I say like, you're
not that important, I mean, who are you without the Internet?
What is that blue check mark really do for you?
Or what are them 100,000 followers really do for you
besides make you think that you're so special and that you
have some magical power over other people?
Like a lot of it is a competition and they have put us
on the Internet, shown us the likes, shown us the views so
that we compete with the next motherfucker instead of just
worrying about your own life and your own integrity and your own
purpose. People are over here trying to
be something they're not. So if that offends you, so be
it. Then you're not that important.
I'm just kidding. No.
When you break it down that way, I I agree with what you're
saying. I think that a lot of people,
actually. I was watching this video on
TikTok and this lady owns a restaurant.
She was talking about how somebody came into her
restaurant and was being super rude to the staff and was not
kind. It was being very demanding and
was asking people if they knew who she was and said that, you
know, she was, you know, famous on TikTok or whatever.
And the lady's like none of us knew her.
I went to her profile and she had 900,000, you know, 907,000.
She had almost 1,000,000 followers and whatever.
And she's like, but I didn't know her.
And she was not a kind person. And the way that she was
portraying herself online is not the way that she was behaving
inside of my restaurant and not reflecting, like the way that
she was treating my staff. And she's like, you being
somebody on the Internet doesn't mean that you're a good person
in person. And I was just like, damn,
that's true though. I mean that's I that's even like
it is what we were talking about before with like our experiences
with people sometimes like they portray themselves to be one way
and we're like wow, I fucking love that so much.
That's dope. I'd love to get to know you and
talk to you and then it's the energy of like you weren't
important enough for me to keep this going with so.
But if we had 500,000 followers and they thought they could
level up because of us, then they're first in line.
Like a lot of people don't answer the call until they think
you're going to give them something they don't already
have. And that's why.
Like if something has fell out of alignment, I no longer chase
it. I'm just like, OK, bye.
Like you didn't see value in it. Bye.
You didn't see value in me and my platform and this connection
and this relationship and this friendship.
Whatever it is, I'm like bye. And honestly, it starts giving
me the ick because the things that I liked about you have now
been proven that that's not really who you are, That's who
you portray for the Internet or that's who you portray on your
good days. You know, a lot of people will
show you whatever version that they think they can manipulate
you with normally, like, and the Internet is like a glamour spell
on crack because it's edited, it's changed, it's manipulated,
it's altered in some way to give you the impression of wealth or
or success or whatever. Yeah.
Energy don't lie. I don't know.
My thing is like, there's been plenty of times just going back
on like what we were talking about earlier with like the
cancelling and and whatever. There's been plenty of times
when like I've cancelled and I haven't given enough notice or I
think about it later, but like in the moment, whatever.
I haven't done things as inconsiderate as like directly
saying I made other plans and not going to be able to do this.
But you know, so I try to have grace for people.
And I just hope that when other people are like oh fuck, I, you
know, I should have reached out to them or whatever have like
heartfelt apologies about it or a recognition of like I wasted
your time in some way or just like a follow up like that's.
I just hope that that energy, like I'm still open for that
energy and that shift to it of like I'd really like to do this,
Sorry, you know, whatever. I'm going to put that out into
the universe. Oh, I like this card for us.
I poured, I pulled the human design card.
I got 38 for the portal. It's like a golden elevator.
The sign is Capricorn, the gift is perseverance, and the shadow
is struggle beyond. The shadow is a battleground for
the underdog. You possess the will, stamina,
and invigoration to fight the good fight and to stand up for a
grand purpose greater than you. You are animated by your vision
for a more unified world, and despite the incredible nature of
your objective, you come equipped with the unfailing
armor of truth and perseverance, which defeats the lower
frequency expressions of fear, lack, and resignation.
You know intuitively which movements and people deserve
your energy. With joy and Fortitude you enter
the portal and you go up into a realm of expanded consciousness
where every obstacle is a vehicle for transformation.
And then the shadow is struggle. The lower frequency
manifestations of the shadow are cloaked with struggle, whether
internal, resulting in a lack purpose, action, or external,
resulting resulting in an outward projection of fear.
The difference between the Shadow and the Gift concerns the
nature of the fight within you. Are you striving towards
oneness, utilizing your gifts and talents for a cause beyond
yourself? Or are you unconsciously
choosing separation and seeking self preservation at all costs?
The Shadow keeps you guarded and isolated as a defense strategy.
You are unable or unwilling to see beyond your subjective
lenses. Your themes are Ignition,
perseverance, unification, and Determination.
That's beautiful. We are so grateful for everyone
and our candle collection is coming out this month.
I'm burning Gemini right now, you guys.
It's like there are. A lot of candles for the
Candyland theme and we have special surprises that will come
in each package and we're just really grateful for this
opportunity and we look forward to seeing you all next time in
Candyland. Yeah, and also, if you're on the
top tier of my Patreon, so the Gifted Witch, you guys have the
option to if for your monthly gift, one month you want to do
candles. I'll send you some candles from
the candle collection as your gift.
Hell yeah, brother. Hell yeah, brother love.
Y'all. Bye.