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19.06-25

They are so beautiful.

- Vivera Rossi

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It was never those spaces, those trees. It was me. It was the worlds I projected into them. It was the world I made them to be. It was my essence.

It was me.

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i love you green. i love you forests. i love you smell of damp earth. i love you feeling before the storm breaks. i love you moss. i love you rivers. i love you streams. i love you thunderstorms. i love you sunlight shining through leaves.

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i really like what i said before, that everything is there, you just need to be aware of it. like idk that just clicked so well for me.

everything is simply awareness, YOU are awareness. you are the ice cream, the long hair, the clear skin, the million dollars, the sp, its all awareness. so just be aware of it. just be.

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Sitting With Discomfort Without Making It Mean Something Is Wrong

Discomfort is not proof that something's gone wrong. It's proof that something real is moving through you. Most people have been conditioned to panic at the first sign of sadness, grief, or emotional heaviness. We treat discomfort like a problem to solve. But the truth is, being human means sometimes you'll feel things that hurt. That doesn't automatically mean you've regressed, failed, or sabotaged your manifestations. It means you're alive and your nervous system is doing what it was designed to do: process.

I'm not saying sit in your suffering forever. I'm saying stop interpreting every dip in emotion as a sign that you're off track. This constant need to feel good 24/7 is exhausting and unrealistic. Emotional maturity looks like being able to witness sadness without becoming sad. It looks like letting grief move through your body without letting it convince you that you're broken or unworthy.

There have been times I've felt overwhelming grief, missing someone I love, reflecting on a version of me I no longer am, facing the reality that I can't control every outcome. And in those moments, my practice is simple: I feel it. I don't assign it a story. I don't say, "This must mean I'm out of alignment," or "I must have done something wrong." I breathe. I let the sensation move. I remind myself that my nervous system can hold this. I remind myself that pain is a part of being emotionally open. And I refuse to let a passing emotion rewrite the truth of who I am or what I know is coming.

You don't have to analyze every low feeling. You don't have to spin out into self-doubt or try to shift it immediately. You can simply say, "This is grief. It's safe to feel this. I don't need to fix it." That kind of self-regulation rewires your entire relationship to emotion. You stop fearing the waves because you've taught yourself how to ride them. That's real safety and alignment.

Manifestation isn't about being high-vibe all the time. It's about returning to your baseline with more grace each time. And sometimes that baseline includes tears. Sometimes it includes grief. But when you stop making that mean something is wrong, it moves faster. You recover quicker. You stop being at war with your own nervous system.

This work is about building the capacity to feel without spiraling. To be in discomfort without abandoning yourself. To hold space for the entire emotional spectrum while still choosing love, still choosing power, still choosing your vision.

You are not fragile or broken. You're just feeling, and feeling doesn't make you any less magnetic. It makes you more human. Let that be enough today.

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Thou shalt remain here, whether thou wilt or no.. 🌿