The Starting point of Spiritual Transformation
Spiritual transformation often begins in the place you go when you’re not in ‘flow’ — where the ultimate feminine vs. masculine battle of the mind unfolds. As a matter of fact, spirit gave me an idea in a quick channeled session that has infiltrated my mind for the past few weeks. Now that I’m noticing this phenomenon, I’m seeing the way it works within me and within my Healed Collective. It’s all part of the bigger journey of spiritual transformation. While it isn’t open yet, you can still be part of what’s coming next. If this space has been calling to you, I’d love for you to join the waitlist so when the doors open again, you’ll be the first to know.
Human beings have four “bodies” — physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. As we move upward through these bodies, our energy becomes lighter and vibrates higher. (Please head over to Our Four Bodies to learn more, as this concept is key in learning how to navigate all bodies and remain in balance — an essential part of personal growth.)
When we’re in flow, we enter the magical space where Spirit showers us with manifestations. Synchronicities appear everywhere. Our health thrives. Our mindset stabilizes. Emotions feel easy and regulated. We are standing fully in our power, purpose, and divine connection — witnessing the magic happening within and all around us. Our hearts feel like they could burst with the nourishment of flow itself. These are rare, delicious moments in life — but with intentional spiritual growth, we can experience them more often. Flow, manifestation, and a wealth of all kinds are our divine birthright.
The Subtle Sabotage: When Mind Tries to Control Flow
But here’s the cosmic joke: the minute your mind notices the magic of flow, it tries to control it — immediately taking you out of it.
You flip from the divine feminine acceptance of creation to the masculine striving for it.
The shift is so subtle, yet these energies couldn’t be more opposed.
This space — the Never-Never — is the realm of push and pull.
Of struggle.
Of trying to force your way back into flow.Let’s dive deeper.
Indeed when we experience problems, the mind tends to hijack all four bodies:
- Physical issues? The mind fixates.
- Emotional wounds? The mind tries to “solve” them.
- Spiritual experiences? The mind analyzes them to death.
- Mental struggles? The mind can spiral into dark rabbit holes.
The mind also carries a constant soundtrack: “You’re not enough.”
Not good enough, strong enough, smart enough, beautiful enough — and so on.
The root of disconnection from our spiritual truth. Our true personal growth begins when we recognize and step beyond this mental hijacking. Where does this mental programming come from?
- Parents
- Education systems
- Friends and Acquaintances
- Society, culture, government
- Media, Marketing, and social platforms
We have been unconsciously trained to doubt our worth and buy into false ideals. I still catch myself falling for these traps — but now, I lovingly smile at the hijacker and say: “No, thank you.”
This conscious practice is key to exiting the Never-Never and reclaiming flow and personal growth

What We Can Do to Reclaim Flow and Deepen Spiritual Transformation
1) Check in with Yourself and aim for personal growth
Self-awareness is the gateway to personal growth. Growing up, I was taught to be a “good girl” — silent, agreeable. Adulthood has been a reclamation journey: learning to stand up for myself, uphold my truth, and prioritize my alignment.
Pay attention to discomfort in conversations or situations. Instead of glossing over misalignments, notice them.
Ask:
- Did I need to speak my truth?
- Did I need to say “No”?
- Did I abandon my authentic feelings?
Spiritual growth thrives in the moments we choose alignment over avoidance.
Every time you honor your truth, you strengthen your flow.
2) Check in with Your Higher Self and Guides
When the mind feels chaotic, tune into your Higher Self and Spirit Guides.
Ask:
- Is this aligned with my highest good?
- Does this serve my spiritual transformation?
- Is this leading me deeper into flow?
Answers may come as feelings, intuitive nudges, or clear messages.
Trust the wisdom that arises. Spiritual transformation deepens as you rebuild trust in yourself and your unseen team.
3) Personal growth is speaking up
Part of staying in flow is living your truth in real-time.
It may feel uncomfortable at first — but remember, discomfort often signals transformation in action.
When you sense misalignment, ask “Why?” — either aloud or silently.
This deepens the conversation and your awareness.
If needed, revisit the moment later to clear lingering misalignments.
(And if negativity shows up online — trolls, toxic comments — the best spiritual practice is simply to exit without engagement.)
4) Notice When You’re in the Never-Never
If you find yourself caught in the mind’s struggle, smile.
Laugh at the beautiful complexity of your mind doing what it knows.
Playfully acknowledge the shift.
Playfulness and presence are spiritual medicines.
As you soften into humor and self-love, new neural pathways form — making it easier to stay in flow and experience sustainable spiritual transformation.
5) Trust Spirit to gain spiritual transformation
Ultimately, the fastest path to flow and transformation is trust. Trust that you are exactly where you are meant to be.Trust that the lessons and miracles unfolding are by design.
Trust in Spirit, in Source, and in your own soul.
When you trust, you dissolve the mind’s frantic grip — and true flow and personal growth take root naturally.
Surrounded by Spirit’s messages daily.
When we are in flow — grounded, open, connected — we can recognize them, receive them, and dance with them.
Spiritual transformation isn’t something you achieve.
It’s something you embody — one surrendered, heart-opened moment at a time.
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