Walking Out of the Shadow: Awakening Your Worth

 Children of the Universe, welcome to this space of reflection. Awakening your worth is not a straight road — it is a journey of ups and downs.

When I first started sharing, it was random. Yet through it, I heard the whispers of the shadow. Not the physical shadow, but the hidden part of our inner universe — the unconscious, the inner child. It is the part of us that society taught us to suppress, so we wear masks to survive.

I once sought only light, but I discovered the shadow. In trying to escape fear, I fell deeper into it. I learned that shadow is not our enemy; it is the part of us that longs to be recognized.

This journey is exhausting. Reflection drains me, and emotional patterns from the past resurface. But in this, I realized I am not alone. Many of you share the same struggle — and the culprit is our feelings.

Is it easy? No. But the reminder is this: awakening is a journey. To be strong for myself means to be strong for you too.

On Monday, I spoke about fear. Today, I share the way forward:

  1. Understand your shadow. Fear hides there, waiting to be seen.

  2. Use the 3 steps: Focus (weapon or tool?), Grounding (anchor), Purpose (inspiration).

  3. Time as your teacher: Past = lessons, Present = growth, Future = authentic you.

  4. Test your worth: start small, grow deep roots, rise tall like a tree.

  5. BaZi guidance: through your day master, we discover your values.

If you are ready, DM me: “Awaken – my journey begin now.” Until then, journal your emotions, and bring them to our next live session. Together, we take the first step.

Keep awakening, keep flowing.
Peggy

contents are all mine and I asked Chatgpt to assist in plagiarism and design.



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