You are tuned in to Lightworkers Lounge, tales of having a human experience in a spiritual world.

When I sit down and record these one-on-one kind of personal diary episodes, I always make sure the vibe in the studio is curated with a Himalayan salt lamp.

And I usually like to do it either early in the morning at sunrise or late in the evening at

sunset. There's just something so magical about those two times of day, right? It's like the moon,

the full moon. No matter who you are, where you are, what you believe in, what religion or spirituality you follow,

all of us can agree that when we see a full moon in the sky, you cannot help but look.

All of us can agree that our phone's camera role has to have at least one photo of a sunrise or a sunset, right?

And so it's almost like I just tap into the energies of those feelings.

And before I used to think, oh, that's woo-boo stuff.

But now I own it.

I'm proud of it.

I love that side of me. I've tried recording some podcast

episodes at nightfall when it's completely black outside. I can't do it. It's just like,

like a cap is on my crown chakra and the creativity can't flow flow through me the channeling can't go through me

i feel my best in the morning i am a morning person i love it i always have been i just look forward to

the fresh energy and being wise old age of 34 i can't wait to be 44 and 54 and see and laugh at what I

used to say on this microphone at this age. But there is some things, some tricks that I have

picked up. And it's the fact that when you sleep on it, everything seems easier and lighter.

Whatever happens during the nighttime when we fall asleep and go into that bliss out dream

world and have the wildest, wackiest dreams. Whatever is transpiring, I think, call me out on this one.

It's one of the most healing modalities we have on earth.

I can have the absolute worst Monday to where I'm like, wow, if anything else happens,

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