Ageing is a myth

When I was 13 people were asking me which year of Uni I was in.

Now sometimes people think I’m 10 years younger than what I really am. Other times – 10 years older. When I look at my photos taken during times when I felt really low – I look much older.

When I’m in my natural state, fully aligned and doing lots of energy work, I feel and look better than when I was a teenager.

Entropy is a law of nature. All living things get older and decay with time.

But when you choose to be an initiate, a true spiritual practitioner, things become much more complex than that.

We do lots of things that are not natural.

We reverse the energy from downward flow to upward flow.

Men learn to ejaculate at will (if at all) rather than being compelled to do it.

Women manage to transmute the energy that makes us bleed and have lighter and shorter periods (it is even possible to stop bleeding altogether).

We can learn to use the energy that can be used for sex, or for emotional outbursts, and direct it into creativity.

We all have access to supernatural power.

So clearly it’s up to us if we want to age or not.  I know people in their sixties who look and feel better than when they were in their twenties. Their bodies are fitter, their health is better, their eyes are shinier.

This takes a commitment to consistent inner work.

But at some point you may realise that on a deep level you don’t have a choice anyway. Because you’ve realised that your soul came here with a purpose. And all you can do is use this vessel that you incarnated into in service to that purpose.

If you feel you’re ready for some real deep work, there are places that are offering that. One of them is the Priestess School.

The next chance to join it is this February in Bali.

If it’s up your alley, I’d love to have you there. Let’s rock it together, my sister. ❤️

Photo by @iamjodielouise