The world is shifting. The air hums with the currents of change—some seen, some sensed, all undeniable. In these strange and unfamiliar times, it is easy to feel untethered, as if the ground beneath our feet no longer holds the same solidity it once did. Old structures dissolve, new paths emerge, and we find ourselves standing at the crossroads of uncertainty.
Yet, amidst the chaos, there is a deeper truth: We are not lost. We are only being called to remember.
Remember who you are—not just the name you were given, the roles you have played, or the expectations placed upon you, but the essence that has always existed. The you that is eternal. The you that carries wisdom from lives before and visions for lives yet to come.
In unfamiliar times, the mind may waver, but the soul remains steady. It whispers to us through intuition, through dreams, through the quiet knowing that cannot be explained but can always be trusted. It reminds us that no matter how the outer world bends and shifts, our inner light is unbreakable.
So when fear knocks, answer with remembrance. When doubt creeps in, root yourself in truth. When the world tries to define you, reclaim your own knowing. You are here at this moment for a reason. You carry codes of strength, wisdom, and resilience. You are not at the mercy of change—you are the change.

Trust yourself. Stand in your power. And above all, remember: You have walked through many lifetimes, across many storms, and you are still here.
Heart to Heart, Elizabeth
ARTIST – Alphonse Mucha
Portrait of Mucha’s Daughter, Jaroslava




