Day #11 Reflection
June 20, 2025 8:45pm
Dear Reader,
Today felt like such an awesome day and honestly, it was just another work day. However, all the detail’s that filled in the day, felt like it was so much in alignment with my path. Many synchronicities of possibility. Many conversation’s that had me asking more question’s about what I want moving forward in my life. Many conversation’s that had me realizing the possibility, of possibilities. You just never really know how something is going to play out.
What did stand out to me today, was, one of my client’s allowed me to borrow a book that her grandmother wrote. It was a book called, “Change We Must.” and it was by Nana Leary, who was a Hawaiian woman, who led an incredibly spiritually driven life. She studied all kind’s of religion’s and spiritual practices. She got the opportunity to travel the world in order to do this. It was an incredible book and, she was an incredible lady, who devoted her whole life to understanding the truth. Her conclusion? God exist’s in everyone and in everything. That there are many path’s to God. She talks about all the things that I whole-heartedly agree with and have come to my own conclusion’s about. She speaks of unconditional love, possibility and prosperity. This book was published in the 90’s and, these conversation’s weren’t happening often. People weren’t exploring the depth of spirituality in this way. She was able to weave together this incredible understanding of God and how we are all connected. She found that truth existed amongst all the practice’s she engaged in.
My client put that book in my hand’s and I couldn’t help but feel the wisdom pouring out of the book. Sure enough, that’s exactly what was in the pages. Her journey resonated with me so much. What a blessing it was to have the opportunity to read that. Especially, since the book is no longer being published. That whole experience just unfolded so magically.
My partner and I decided to do some research on some history that we were casually talking about today. And we really came to the understanding, that the loudest story, loses it’s truth. It resonated with me because I realize there is a difference between understanding your truth, and living your truth. I feel like, when you live your truth, it pours from you, naturally. It shows up in the things you say, the thing’s you do and the decision’s you make. That understanding, is allowing me to become more clear about what I want moving forward. I find myself reflecting on my daily activities and wanting to narrow in on the things that give me energy and make me feel connected. And the thing is, I love doing all the things that I do. It’s hard for me to narrow in on anything, when there is greatness found in all of it. And honestly, to have the opportunity to choose between better, or more better is so cool. To choose the best, amongst the best, is such a blessing. And the thing is, maybe I don’t even need to narrow in on anything. Maybe, I just need to focus on the thing’s that are working. The thing’s that I am most naturally drawn to, without any fear or bias attached to it.
Today, just pointed to the fact that things can play out in so many wonderful ways. Nana Veary’s story was proof of that. And I think that’s why her words will reverberate in my heart for the rest of my life. She is proof, that just being 100% yourself will lead you down the most unique path. She is proof to me, that an adventurous and spiritual journey is possible for me, too. Which brings me back to something I’ve been saying throughout this series, “When you live your most authentic path, you give other’s permission to do the same.” And her story, was my permission.
My adventure to Oahu and Las Vegas begin’s tomorrow. And something inside me thinks, man, if my life here in this little town is already feeling so adventurous. I can only imagine what the next week will bring!
Till the morning.
Love Always,
Ariel