At the beginning of this week, my client walked into my home with a beautifully wrapped gift bag, soft and beautiful, in all the right tones. She asked me to open it while she was there, and I did. I looked at the soft blanket with this quote etched into it:

"I won't save you, she said. And she didn't... She helped me find my soul."

And I cried. It wasn't only the gift, the sentence, the thoughtfulness, the fullness of the giving, receiving, and reciprocity that we were experiencing in that moment. It was the look in her eyes and the energy IN her body.

I was looking at a woman who is bright, vibrant, Alive. Plugged into God. Confident, appreciative, not pedestaling me or anyone else. Here, present, grounded, holding herself, human, incredibly honest, and surrendered - in wonder over what an absolute gift it was that she took up the offer to not be "saved" - even when she begged for it: with her words, her actions, her energy. Even when the part of her that was so, so hurt wanted nothing to do with empowerment.

She drank the medicine I offered her. The medicine of Being, of Presence, of Firm no, of Ruthless compassion, of deep love, of identity work, quantum healing, wholesome communication, empowerment, love, of reminding her over and over again... that Hashem is here, Hashem is there, and most of all... Hashem is right inside of her.

This is a woman who is now living inside of her wholeness, healthy, in body, mind, spirit, and relationships. She now shows up vulnerably, real, discerning, connected, free, clear, balanced, loving, with kind eyes towards herself and others, aware, stewarding her energy, creative and truly empowered... she is a QUEEN of her own life and she knows it.

She is a woman who is home in her body. Who knows her own Soul. Who has the identity of the I am that I am, the Neshama (soul) having a human experience that she is. From there, everything flowers, everything flows, and everything flourishes.

She told me she feels her soul has been returned to her. Her life is now hers.

Thank you Hashem for the miracle of witnessing miracles, every single day of my life. I am blessed, humbled, and in reverence to this unfolding.