What Healing Asks of Us: Divine Liberation

When someone new walks into my sanctuary seeking healing,

I don’t begin with technique. I don’t rush to soothe.

I sit in stillness.

I meet their gaze—soft, steady, unflinching.

And I ask:

“How badly do you think you want to heal?”

The room often gets quiet.

Because that question is not about pain. It’s about truth.

Because healing—real healing—asks for something in return.

While many come to the healing path seeking freedom—

freedom from pain, from patterns, from the weight of what no longer serves.

But healing is not a passive balm.

It is a fire. A dissolving. A sacred undoing.

True healing will ask you to see, to let go—

of the identity shaped by the wound,

of the stories you’ve told yourself to survive,

of the understandings that once made you feel safe,

and the perceptions that helped you make sense of a world in chaos.

People seek healing.

But are we truly willing to see, to let go—

of the very thing, idea, perception, or understanding that binds us?

That’s the sacred paradox.

Because what binds us is often wrapped in familiarity.

Even pain can feel like home when it’s all we’ve known.

Even outdated beliefs can feel like anchors when everything else feels adrift.

So when healing knocks, it doesn’t always come with soft hands.

Sometimes it comes with unraveling. With surrender.

With a moment of standing bare in front of all we thought we were.

Healing may ask you to:

• Release the identity of the wounded one—the one who had to fight, prove, or hide.

• Forgive someone who will never say they’re sorry, and in doing so, reclaim your peace.

• Let go of needing to understand exactly why something happened, and instead, open to what is now being born through you.

And so the question becomes not: Do you want to feel better?

But rather:

Are you truly willing to heal,

if it means letting go of what once made you feel safe, seen, or right?

This is not a call to force or rush.

This is an invitation to honesty—devotion and to commitment.

Honesty with yourself about what you still hold onto.

Commitment to your healing path not just in moments of crisis, but as a sacred rhythm of your life.

Because healing is not a one-time event—it is a living relationship.

It requires tending, returning, and often, guidance.

And here is our Sacred Invitation

If you notice the same patterns returning…

If you feel like you’ve made progress, but the energy & teaching keeps circling back…

If you’re ready to go deeper—beyond the surface and into the soul of your healing—

Then we invite you into devotion.

Devotion to your own unfolding.

Devotion to your healing not as a quick fix, but as a sacred rhythm of remembering.

Devotion to the life that’s waiting on the other side of the wound.

This isn’t about doing more. It’s about returning again and again to what is true.

Your healing is already happening.

But when you show up with intention, with presence, with commitment—something greater opens.

And I say this not because I need anything from you—

but because I see what’s possible for you.

I feel the potential in your field,

and I know what becomes available when we choose to walk the path with trust, commitment & devotion.

You don’t have to do it alone.

This energy offering, continued practice, and sacred witnessing help dissolve what’s still clinging underneath the surface.

Sometimes the shift happens quietly. Sometimes all at once.

But always more deeply—when you devote yourself fully to the path.

This is an invitation

To say yes to yourself,

To your becoming., & to give yourself an option

To your light.

Let the work continue—not because you must,

but because something in you is ready to rise. I see it!

Myself and the Divine Teachers I walk with—seen and unseen—

are here, devoted and available.

We simply hold the space for your presence to return & for our work to integrate into your becoming

When you are ready,

we are already here.

In service.

In stillness.

In sacred witness of all that you are becoming.

We only need presence!

Because in truth, what healing asks of us... is nothing less than divine liberation.

Divine Liberation & Expansion

With Deep Divine Love,

-Pauline 💖