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Do you use magic daily? Simple acts like meditation, connecting with your guides, writing with your higher self, or even infusing your tea or coffee with intention? There are countless ways to add magic to everyday life, but are you using them?

In this episode, I reflect on my journey and what I’ve learned over the last five years.

Self-Reflection

Recently, I reviewed my journals from 2020 to now, hoping to learn about my spiritual journey. While the big adventure began in July 2023, my deeper reflection revealed patterns I hadn’t noticed. Today, I’m sharing the highlights and the wake-up call that came from this review. It showed me how I’ve been living and what needs to change.

A Magical Affirmation

In 2020, I worked with a magic coach and created an affirmation: “I live a magical life filled with helpful and fun synchronicities. These fabulous synchronicities delight and guide me.” I started a morning practice of gratitude, intentions, and affirmations that lasted until the end of 2021. The practice was incredibly effective, but I eventually stopped. Why? We’ll get there.

Sugar Bowl Magic and Akashic Records

During this time, I also learned about sugar bowl magic—stirring affirmations into sugar to sweeten up life. I had an unforgettable experience reading the Akashic Records opening prayer by Linda Howe, which gave me a powerful energetic attunement. The experience was profound, and I can still feel the energy today as I’m talking about it.

Daily Magic Practices

Over time, I explored different forms of magic—infusing my coffee with love and health, sending blessings, or talking to plants. These small acts of daily magic can be transformative. One of my favorites is choosing the color of my clothes consciously. Listen to this episode with 30 bits of daily magic.

Healing the Heart Wall

I’ve also had amazing experiences with the Heart Wall meditation, (based on the work of  which revealed energetic blocks and protective devices in my field. These blocks were tied to vows I made in past lives, keeping me from fully