Universal Love Light

  We create our lives with more than just our actions. We create them with our words. Every phrase we speak sends out a vibration, shaping how we feel, how others see us, and even what unfolds in our future. Words are like seeds, and the more often we repeat them, the more deeply they root in the soil of our reality. Think of affirmations. When we say I am strong, I am healing, I am enough, we are reinforcing pathways that strengthen those truths in us. But the reverse is also true. When words of pain and struggle are spoken over and over, they imprint themselves on our lives. This is why we must choose carefully what we speak into the world. Every time we say I can’t, I’m stuck, I’ll never, we anchor ourselves to limitation. And every time we speak I will, I’m ready, I trust, we set a new direction. Words are not just communication. They are activation. We may not control everything that happens to us, but we can choose the language that guides us through it. That choice det...

When my mother was on life support, I was told that her brain was dead. Doctors spoke in final terms and made it sound as though the only option was to pull the plug. Yet everything in me resisted. I could see her heart still beating. I could feel the warmth in her skin. I even saw her fingers move, but they dismissed it as nothing more than a muscle response. I did not believe she was truly brain dead. What I came to understand, though, was that her lungs were too damaged and her body could not keep going forever. Letting her go was the hardest choice I have ever faced, but it also left me with questions that never stopped echoing. That experience pushed me to look deeper into what brain death really means and whether it is true at all. This is exactly what Dr. Paul A. Byrne and Rev. George M. Rinkowski explain in their article Brain Death is False. They present powerful evidence that challenges the medical standard and exposes brain death as a false construct. Even after a diagnos...

As I found out about my fatty liver, it was a shock that hit me hard. I had no real symptoms, yet one of the most important organs in my body was quietly overloaded. Fatty liver, or hepatic steatosis, happens when too much fat builds up inside the liver cells. The liver is responsible for filtering toxins, managing energy, and processing nutrients, but when fat crowds the cells, it slows everything down. Left unchecked, fatty liver can cause inflammation, scarring, cirrhosis, and even liver failure. It can also raise the risk of diabetes and heart disease. I knew I couldn’t ignore it. No treatment was offered, so I had to find my own way forward. That was when I discovered fasting. Fasting is not starvation. It is giving the body a break from constant digestion so it can focus on repair. When we fast, insulin levels drop, fat stores are burned for energy, and powerful healing processes switch on. I turned to fasting not as a one-time experiment but as a regular practice. Over time, fas...

  In the grand tapestry of spirituality, the idea of the chosen one and the philosophy of the Law of One stand as two threads often mistaken for the same color, yet each holds its own unique hue. The Law of One teaches that all beings are part of a single, infinite consciousness. It is the reminder that no matter how separate we may feel, we are never truly alone. Every thought, action, and intention ripples outward, touching all life in ways we may never see. The chosen one, on the other hand, is often seen as a figure set apart, someone whose journey carries a particular mission or responsibility. While the Law of One invites us to recognize the unity of all souls, the chosen one steps forward with a task that seems to require their personal courage, wisdom, and endurance. This separation, however, is not a contradiction. It is a perspective shift. In the language of the Law of One, a chosen one is not chosen because they are more important but because they are willing. They hav...

Carl Jung once wrote, “No tree, it is said, can grow to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell.” It is a truth that echoes through every spiritual tradition. Real growth is not born from comfort. It is forged in the flames. Spiritually, walking through the fire means entering the intense heat of life’s trials, where illusions burn away and only truth remains. Fire purifies. It strips us bare of ego, pretenses, and false identities until what is left is the essence of who we are. In mythology, fire is both destruction and renewal. It consumes, but it also refines. This is why so many people who have faced addiction, incarceration, or deep personal crises often emerge with a profound sense of clarity and compassion. They have been in the pit. They have met their shadow face to face. Addiction can be a way of numbing unbearable pain, but recovery is a walk through that fire. It is a soul forging process that demands honesty, surrender, and the courage to feel everything you once ran ...

  We just crawled out of a noisy Mercury retrograde, and yes, it was a doozy. Mercury stationed direct on August 11 in our time zone, and the fog is already lifting, even though the post-shadow lingers until August 25. Translation for real life: fewer glitches, fewer mixed signals, and a little more room to breathe and be clear. Think of this week as cosmic cleanup, where your inbox and your brain finally start cooperating again. Right on cue, Venus cozies up to Jupiter, the classic feel-good duo, for a bright conjunction on August 12. That is your luck window. It’s creativity, charm, generosity, morning coffee that actually works, and a nudge to say yes to something you want. If you peek outside before sunrise, you can even spot the pair low in the east. Use this energy to pitch, post, apply, create, flirt, or simply enjoy the vibe. Are all the planets moving forward now? Not quite. Mercury is direct, and that helps a lot, but Saturn is retrograde until late November, Neptune un...