Remember who you are is a sentence that quietly found me after years on a healing path.

I did courses, gathered certificates, learned modalities and even taught other people’s modalities for them and alongside them.

And I’m grateful for all the experience that I’ve accumulated over that time, but there came a point for me when I realised that studying more and doing more was no longer necessary – in fact I found that it was becoming detrimental to me.

There’s a subtle point I think, that doesn’t get talked about enough, and that is when “doing the work” actually becomes a form of forgetting and distracting yourself.

Forgetting your own authority.
Forgetting your own knowing
Forgetting to listen to the truth of your own soul’s voice.

The sentence that keeps returning for me is simple:

** Remember who you are and what you came here for. **

And this sentence is the one that I live by.

When we strip everything back – the projections, the programming, the societal expectations, the borrowed identities and the fear… what remains is remarkably ordinary and steady – and yet profound at the same time.

It’s just the truth. Who you really are when you are stabilised in your own body.

This is not about becoming someone that you’re not or trying to be like anybody else…

It’s about just allowing who you are to come through.

REMEMBERING who you are… the larger part of you that exists beyond this matrix reality.

Because that is where your gifts and knowing is held – just a little beyond where we generally focus.

So when all of the distortions fall away we suddenly find ourselves living in truth.

No initiations. No methods or processes. Simply a state of being.

I can’t give this to you, but I can help you to remember it for yourself.

And that’s enough.