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For centuries, we’ve been conditioned to see God as something external, an all-powerful being separate from us, watching over the world from a distance. But what if that’s not the full picture? What if God isn’t “out there” but within us, woven into the very fabric of our being? The truth is, God is light . And that same light resides within you. The Science of Light and the Divine This isn’t just a spiritual concept,it’s a scientific fact. Light is the foundation of all existence. Everything in the universe, including you, is made up of energy , and at the core of this energy is light. From the cells in your body to the vast galaxies in space , everything is illuminated by this fundamental force. Modern science tells us that light is essential to life. The Sun provides the energy that sustains the Earth, plants convert sunlight into food through photosynthesis, and even human cells emit biophotons tiny flashes of light that regulate our biological functions. If we take this a step f...

True fellowship is found in those who guard your soul like it’s their own, choosing your eternal growth over temporary gain. In a world that often values transactions over transformation, it’s easy to find ourselves surrounded by people who are more interested in what we can offer than in who we are becoming .  We live in an era of fast friendships, performative connections, and surface-level support . But real fellowship, the kind that nourishes your spirit and aligns with your eternal destiny , is deeper than that. It’s about being in community with people who prioritize your spiritual well-being . People who will tell you the truth even when it’s uncomfortable. People who will pray with you, challenge you, and walk with you through the quiet, uncertain places, not for clout, not for control, but because they care about your soul. These are the people who celebrate your growth even when it means you outgrow them. They don’t compete with your calling . They don’t manipulate y...

There comes a time when you stop asking what everyone else wants and start asking what you truly value. That moment can feel uncomfortable, even selfish at first but it’s actually one of the most self-loving and spiritually grounded things you can do. Living a life of authenticity means choosing your values, your needs, and your truth above external pressures or expectations. It’s about honoring your alignment , even when it costs you convenience, approval, or relationships built on borrowed truths. It looks like clarity , not confusion. Peace , not performance. It’s making decisions that reflect your inner world , not what society, family, or even close relationships want for you. It’s asking: What does living a life of authenticity and alignment truly look like for me? Where do I need to be more independent? What is truly mine , my time, my energy, my vision , versus what is shared or communal? Where do I have the capacity to compromise, and where is c ompromise a betrayal of self?...

A blessing is all that my mother has ever been to me, to our family, and to everyone who’s had the honor of knowing her. She is a woman whose presence feels sacred, whose values are stitched into her daily life, whose essence carries the kind of love that leaves you better than it found you. Growing up, I was surrounded by pure, intentional love. The kind that holds you, shapes you, and teaches you without ever needing to shout. My mother raised us in a home full of warmth, but also full of values. She gave us everything she could, her time, her wisdom, her laughter, her prayers and always, her unwavering belief in who we were becoming. I grew up in a household where  "I love you" was said freely, without hesitation. Where hugs and kisses were constant, not reserved for special occasions. It didn’t matter how many times she saw you in a day, whether it was once or ten times, you’d still get a hug. A kiss on the forehead. A gentle “I love you” whispered like a prayer. That kin...

"I walk not by certainty, but by the quiet fire of faith, guided by light, strengthened by surrender, and anchored in divine love." — Umi There are seasons in life when the presence of the Divine becomes unmistakable , when the sacred shows up in ways that go far beyond coincidence. Lately, I’ve found myself in one of those moments. The presence of God hasn’t just been a comforting idea or distant truth, but something deeply real, alive, and personal. It’s as if the Divine has been gently tapping on my heart, whispering, “I’m here. I’ve always been here.” This journey hasn’t been simple or neat. But it has been rich with clarity, healing, and spiritual revelation. And in the spirit of vulnerability, I want to share some of the lessons that have come to life in this season. If you’re on a similar path or even just curious about what it means to seek sacred light I hope this meets you exactly where you are. The Lessons I'm Leaning Into: Follow the Voice of God   I’m discov...