Quick answer: Probably not, and that’s good news. Mira Kelley finds that famous past lives hardly ever come up in regression. Most people see ordinary lifetimes as farmers, parents, builders or travelers, and those lives carry exactly the lessons and answers that help them today. Coming in without expectations lets the most useful memory surface….
Quick answer: A fear of being seen keeps many talented people behind the scenes, even when they know their purpose. In a regression Mira Kelley described, a writer who had always written for others saw a lifetime where being recognized felt dangerous. Releasing that old fear brought a sense of ease and the knowing that…
Quick answer: Over-giving in relationships usually comes from a hidden belief that you have to earn love. If you give enough time, energy and care, you hope you’ll finally deserve to receive. Your worth was never in question. When you allow your partner to give to you, you both feel met, and you attract someone…
Quick answer: Most people name hate as the opposite of love. Mira Kelley sees guilt as the true opposite, because guilt says you aren’t worthy of what is already your essence. Hate still reaches for connection. Guilt pushes love away. Releasing guilt lets you return to the openness of a small child and simply own…
Quick answer: Fear is a messenger from your Higher Self. It shows up when you’re about to move past an old perception of who you are and what’s possible. In the body, fear feels much like excitement, because it carries the same energy. When you listen to the message and keep walking, you find a…
Quick answer: The best inspiring films for personal growth are stories that change the way you see yourself and others. This list gathers six favorites from my blog: Validation, Enlighten Up!, a little moment of my own at its premiere, Coraline, 33 Variations and Home. Each comes with a short reason to watch and a…
Why some people feel like “there you are” the moment you meet, the four soul ties that pull two people back together, and how to love from freedom. You had only just met. And yet you knew their laugh before you heard it. You knew how it would feel when they took your hand. Or…
There is a version of you who already has the money. Here are four loyal reasons that version of you keeps a few steps ahead, and a walking practice to close the distance. “Next year.” Next year the debt will be paid. Next year you’ll raise your rates. Next year you’ll finally book the trip,…
Overthinking at bedtime is an old, loyal habit of vigilance. Here is where it comes from, four ways to hand it the night off, and a sleep hypnosis to carry you the rest of the way. 2:14 AM. The house is still. Your body is heavy. And somewhere behind your eyes, a meeting is replaying….
I did my first one at thirteen, with a cassette tape. Here is my honest answer, and a short practice to ask your inner self what is right for you now. Picture a thirteen-year-old girl in her bedroom. A book open on the bed. A tape recorder on the pillow. She is reading a script…