Author: Elizabeth Ellames
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A Time of Remembering Divine Matters
Dear Ones, As we near the close of this deeply transformative year, we are invited to delve even deeper into our emotional and physical healing. This journey calls not just to those newly awakened ones but to those of us who have walked the spiritual path for decades. We are being guided to revisit and…
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Unlocking Your Flow State
Your Path to Peak Performance and Spiritual Alignment Have you ever been so absorbed in a task that time flies and you operate effortlessly at your best? That’s the what is called the Flow State—a powerful blend of intense focus, peak performance, and is metaphysical by nature. Learning to tap into a flow state brings…
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Living Life As A Prayer
Hello beautiful Souls, Today I am talking about embracing every breath and action as sacred… There is a powerful stillness that arises when we pause to honour our lives as a sacred journey, woven with intention and depth. To live life as a prayer is to cultivate an existence that transcends the ordinary and tunes…
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Creating A New Story Of The Heart
There is a powerful spiritual awakening quietly taking place on the planet—a shift so profound yet so subtle that it won’t be splashed across headlines or made viral by mainstream narratives. This transformation is happening in the sacred space of human hearts. It’s the awakening to a higher truth: where we place our focus shapes…
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LIFE doesn’t happen to us it is happening for us and within US!
Hello beautiful Souls, Today I am talking about the nature of Life and how it invites us to evolve… All week my heart, my spirit has been calling me to go within and find a deeper meaning to LIFE. It has nothing to do with politics, the economy etc, but rather a deep surrendering to…
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Who is at the h-art of you?
There’s a part of each of us that longs to be fully seen, recognized, and understood. For some, this part might feel hidden, unpolished, or even complicated—a little like an outcast, a people-pleaser, an attention seeker, a risk-taker, or a critic. These archetypal aspects are what I call your flawed character and are often masked…
ELIZABETH ELLAMES 