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Author: Charles McAlpine
When Synchronicity Doesn’t Work Out
Have you ever experienced one of those moments where life seems to conspire in your favor—only to later wonder what it all meant? Recently, I […]
Make 2025 Count
I’ve been thinking a lot about energy lately. As the new year begins, I’m struck by a deep sense of flow and alignment within myself—a […]
It’s Almost Here!
I’m excited to share that my 3rd book-Self-Awareness in a New Age; Evolving Beyond Old Patterns will be available later this month. I have known I […]
New Beginnings: Honoring the Past, Embracing the Future
The beginning of a new year is upon us. If your year has been anything like mine, it has flown by. This year has been […]
A New Level of Awareness
Lately, I’ve found myself questioning my intuition—those inner signals that have always guided me with clarity. I started wondering why I no longer experience those […]
Cleaning Out Your Junk Drawer: A Self-Awareness Journey
Have you ever noticed how your self-awareness journey is like cleaning out a junk drawer? Most of us have one—a catch-all space filled with odds […]
A Familiar Road
Have you ever heard the saying, “If you love something, set it free”? I’ve always loved this quote, especially when it comes to relationships—romantic partnerships […]
Old Lenses
I’ve been reflecting on how often we seem to encounter the same situations, lessons, or feelings, as if life keeps replaying old themes. It’s tempting […]
The Illusion of Time
This week reminded me that the illusion of time speeding by often stems from not being fully present. When I’m engaged—whether in a conversation with […]
A Personal Request
Even as I begin typing this, I hear a narrator’s voice in my head saying, “There comes a time in every person’s life when…” And […]
Finding My Footing
Have you ever felt like you’re living in your own life, but it feels unfamiliar? Like you’re trying to fit into a version of yourself […]
A Shift in Perspective: Grief and Growth
Life can shift in an instant. Last week, I was preoccupied with national and world events; this week, I’m grieving the loss of someone important. […]
