When I am high, I see things not of this world. I understand things about myself that are usually well kept secrets—even from myself. This time, I wrote many things down, and I want to try to understand what they mean and the insight I have gained.

I am self-reflective. I intuitively do things that are for the best, even though I am unaware I am making decisions. I no longer second-guess my abilities. I have confidence in me, and I no longer need outside approval. I am content in the space I have built for me—at peace and happy.

My purpose is to fulfill the role of this body, which is not of worldly significance. There is no real fame or fortune, just the ability to live happily and at peace until its time is done.

I share my inner happiness with my circle. I am content being a princess in my own bubble. I have a countenance where I demand respect, and I have noticed I do seem to get it. People seem to seek me out and acknowledge me for what I do.

I work at my best when I have many things to do. I now understand what is beyond and how everything is connected, but I am at peace with where I am.

I don’t need much; I just want a life that allows me all my comforts to ensure peace. I have started releasing my love into the world through my books and blog. I seem to intuitively know what people need when they come to me.

I need to continue ascending and working on me. I have released generational trauma, past life trauma, and my own life’s mistakes. I am free.

I know I cannot change the world, but I can change how I view it—what I decide to view, who and what I let in, and how I live inside my bubble.

I am happy to say I am finally at a place where I am happy to live. I no longer wish for the freedom of death, but I don’t fear it. When this body is ready to go, I will be ready to leave. But right now, I am not ready to leave. I want to live my life and keep learning.

What this means to me

These words come from a deep place of acceptance and self-love. They show that I am learning to trust myself, to stop doubting and start believing in my own inner wisdom. The “bubble” I live in is not a prison but a sacred space I have created for peace and happiness. It is my sanctuary from the chaos of the outside world.

I realize my purpose is simple yet profound: to be at peace in this body, to live authentically without chasing fame or fortune, and to share love in my own way. I am no longer driven by external validation; instead, I am empowered by the respect I give myself, which naturally draws others in.

The freedom I feel comes from healing—releasing the trauma and mistakes that once held me back. I am free to be me, and that freedom brings peace.

Though I know I cannot change the world, I can change my perspective and what I allow into my life. This gives me power and control over my own experience.

Most importantly, I have found a new appreciation for life itself. I don’t fear death, but I am not rushing toward it. I want to live fully, to keep growing and learning, and to savor every moment in the bubble I have lovingly built.

If this resonates with you, I hope it inspires you to trust your own inner wisdom, create your own peaceful space, and embrace your journey with compassion and confidence.