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The Sacred Power of Conscious Choice

In a world where stimuli are constant, where external voices shout louder than ever to attract our attention, it can seem difficult to discern our own voice, even less so that of the heart. Yet it is precisely in this inner space, intimate, silent and vibrant, that the sacred power of conscious choice resides. Choosing… Consciously

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The Weight of Thoughts… and the Lightness of Consciousness

In a world where intellect is glorified and thought is considered the ultimate tool for understanding, it may seem strange to question its supremacy. And yet… thoughts, however brilliant they may be, cannot go beyond what is already known. They rely on memory, analysis, and collective interpretation. Consciousness, on the other hand, arises in the moment. It does not seek to understand. It knows.

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The Many Faces of Discomfort

What if discomfort wasn’t a problem to be solved, but a gateway to a larger space within ourselves? What if what we call “chaos” was actually a natural movement, a dance of adjustment between the old and the new? In a constantly changing world, where every day exposes us to new situations, emotions, or revelations, it becomes essential to embrace discomfort

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Remaining Peaceful in a Turbulent World

For some time now, we have been collectively experiencing an intensification of contrasts. Conflicts are erupting, opinions are clashing, mistrust is setting in. And in this polarized atmosphere, many sensitive people are feeling a sense of disillusionment. Some ask me:“Is there really any point in working on myself when everything around me seems to be falling apart?” And I understand them. I also hear this question echoing in the collective space. However, here is my answer…

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The Glass of Water or the Glass of Wine

Recently, during a “cocktail” workshop, I found myself in front of a beautiful group… yet deeply entangled. For more than 90 minutes, a few of them were sharing their perspective about someone who wasn’t present. Their words kept going in circles—criticisms, frustrations, misunderstandings, justifications. Each one offered their point of view, trying to “shed light” on the situation… yet sinking deeper into a downward spiral. So, I proposed an interruption. A pause. A moment to… simply observe what was. In front of me were two glasses: a glass of water—clear, neutral—and a glass of red wine—vibrant, warm.

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From the Energy of Advice to Heart Sharing

The Advice: A Form of Disguised Control. In everyday life, many people believe they are offering support when they give advice. However, when we look closely at the vibration of this word, we detect a subtle undertone of control, of directing the other person toward what we think is right. Under its benevolent guise, advice often contains an intention to rectify, guide, or even correct. It suggests that the other person does not know, needs to adjust, or has not yet understood.

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Wonder: Reality or Utopia?

Too often relegated to the world of childhood, naivety, or fiction, Wonder is sometimes seen as an unattainable utopia. But what if it were actually a natural, subtle, and powerful state that lies dormant within each of us? What if Wonder were not a distant dream, but a living bridge between our hearts and concrete manifestation? A vibrant mixture of admiration, surprise, joy, and appreciation, experienced in a gentle neutrality… One that forces nothing, but allows everything.

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The Famous Victim-Savior-Bully Pattern

In the vibrational signal of the vast majority of people lies a pattern called “victim-savior-bully.” Over the years, we have recognized that all three are present in each of us, with one aspect being more dominant depending on perceptions, experiences, and childhood memories. For example, some people feel constantly “victimized” by situations related to their health, relationships, finances, work, or other experiences. They naturally attract a savior to “help” them get out of their situation… and, by the same token, a bully to confirm their position as a victim.

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