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There’s a kind of survival mode that hides behind spirituality. The kind that looks like trust but is really fear in disguise.
I know, because I’ve lived it.
The cards. The signs. The channelings. The endless healing.
All the ways I thought I was surrendering, when really, I was just trying to feel safe.
In this episode of SOUL DESIRE, I’m sharing what spiritual survival mode looked like for me and how I began to see where control was pretending to be faith.
If you’ve ever found yourself clinging to outcomes, afraid to move without a sign, or endlessly searching for the next healing, this conversation might be the mirror your soul was waiting for.
Listen now to gently remember: you don't have to control spirit. You just have to trust.
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