HeyJaredThe Council Notes
Sacred transmissions for women unmasking, remembering, and reclaiming their soul’s blueprint.
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The Price of Peace (opens the original)
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Maybe Your Life Doesn’t Need Reinventing...? (opens the original)
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There is a particular kind of dissatisfaction I’ve become more interested in as I’ve got older.You don’t want to burn your life down and start again. You’re not standing at some enormous crossroads. There may not even be anything you could point to and confidently say, There. That’s the problem….!Thanks for reading Unbecoming! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input cla
When the Frost Arrives (opens the original)
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There are moments in every life when the ground beneath our feet seems to shift in a way that is quiet, internal, and entirely undeniable. We look around and realise that the clothes we have been wearing no longer fit, or that the landscape we have spent years cultivating has somehow grown unfamiliar to our own eyes. Nothing dramatic announces itself. The routines continue. Conversations unfold as they always have. Yet something inside us has begun to loosen its grip.Over the years I’ve noticed
Who Am I Becoming? (opens the original)
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There is a moment that arrives quietly in many people’s lives, although it rarely feels quiet to the person experiencing it. It often begins with a sentence spoken almost under the breath, as though saying it aloud might somehow make it true: “I don’t recognise myself anymore.”Over the years, I have heard those words from founders and executives, artists and teachers, mothers whose children have grown and no longer need them in quite the same way, and people whose lives appear, from the outside,
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