Michaela:
Good morning, Alicia, and welcome to the BU find happy podcast. I cannot wait to get started and talking with you. And as I said, good morning, I'm thinking it may not be morning time over there cause you're in India, right?
Aleisha:
Yeah. Good morning to you. And, um, a very late night to me, cause it's like 10:35 PM as we're recording. Um, so I'm, I'm starting my energetic journey and you are winding your staff. Can you, could you share a little bit about yourself with the listeners and, uh, and just kind of how you found your way into this space in your life? Um, sure. Um, I basically was always into learning about the [inaudible] stuff since I was a kid and, um, I'm an artist and a singer. And, um, through my journey, I met a lot of healers who kind of put me on this path and I discovered about 10 to maybe 12 years ago that I was an Indigo child.
Aleisha:
And, uh, if people are not conversant with what that means, um, they were breed of, um, children incarnated from the, from the 1970s to maybe the 1990s who were the spiritual warriors incarnated in order to help lift the vibration of the, uh, when the awakening happen, which was supposed to be now. So I guess a lot of us are in our late twenties, early thirties at this point in time, some are maybe in their forties. Um, and yeah, and I got into creative direction, painting singing, of course, like I mentioned before. And, uh, after that I discovered the regular humdrum nine to five, wasn't working for me because it was a bit of an unconscious way of living. So I decided to learn healing. And after I got into healing, that was about, um, six, seven years ago, um, from then began my actual journey and, um, developing my own healing modalities and my own meditation methods.
Aleisha:
And I guess as I've got deeper into meditation and I'm studying the works of many, many great teachers who have come before me, I think that I have absorbed and, um, you know, and avenues have opened up in my brain that I didn't know existed, but I guess I'm just remembering things that I've always known. And that's how it is with anyone's spiritual journey. You're only called to this stuff if, uh, you have, um, incarnations prior to this one, which were also on this path, I mean, you'll meet so many people who would just be like, what are you talking about? I have no idea. And, um, yeah, so it's always like a calling, um, and you, and you just, your life just kind of takes you in various directions and puts you through a lot of things. And I guess one of the ways to remain sane and, uh, deal with life when it does that to you is to actually get on this path and understand that, Hey, I have to, I have to do on.
Aleisha:
So my calling and, um, and, and giving back to people is what matters. And, you know, there's, uh, we're living in the matrix, as we all say, we're just, uh, this life is not healthy. It's not sustainable. And, um, once you wake up, it's, it's very difficult to go back to living like that. So, yeah. Then I started, um, through my social media, I decided that I would completely try and uplift people in my way and however much I could, and I hope I am through my words and, and, uh, you know, channeled messages, being able to help and, uh, you know, uplift people. That's basically what I wanted to do with my life. And, uh, for whatever time I have left. And I guess that's the journey that all of us, um, share when we're on this path.
Michaela:
I love that. And as you were talking, I was just kind of scribbling like crazy, because so, so much of what you said I could resonate with. Um, I too felt polled. Uh, if you will, in another direction about 12 to 13 years ago, where I felt the humdrum like you described and decided that that was that there was something more that I was supposed to be doing. And when I made those shifts, um, first published a book and started working towards my psychotherapy license. That's when I started to really realize, uh, the depth of, of my own work that I needed to do. And also, um, how difficult it can be at times to, to be a healer or to hold space for people. Um, and so it takes a lot of grounding of our own. What kind of, what kind of grounding work did you do? What kind of self care work did you do as you were getting to a space of being able to be uplifting and available for people during such a challenging time?
Aleisha:
Um, so in the beginning, uh, my grounding methods were extremely weak and I used to find myself extremely drained a lot of the time. So I used to kind of hold myself back, but then I started working with Archangel, Michael and every diamond getting into like a session with someone, or I'm going to be meditating very deeply, and I need protection. I always invoke Archangel Michael. And, um, I practice shielding and I also wear, I wear a bronzer and a red Jasper crystal, every time I'm going to be getting into deep healing work, because those are extremely powerful grounding crystals.
Michaela:
I love what you said about Archangel Michael. I actually had done, um, I had received an angel reading and she had invited in Archangel, Michael, and I often forget about the power of that in my own meditation practice. I don't often consider to do that. That's a super good idea. Um, I love that. Is there a way that you do that or do you just call to him,
Aleisha:
Um, the way in which you do that is actually, the angels are all around us all the time. And especially when we're working with energy, they are designed to be there with us. They're our guardian angels. So depending on the kind of work we're doing, for example, if you require shielding, you ask Archangel Michael to come in, if you require to like, have someone assist you in your healing practice, you ask Archangel Raphael to come in, or if you want to, you just have to ask them it's, they're available to you. And, um, you can sit down and you can write out your own little invocation them, if you like. So, you know, you can just say Archangel Michael face protect me in a vertical pillar of light and do not allow anyone negative to, um, to, um, fan of penetrate it. And just basically in your own words, because it's your personal equation with the Archangel at the end of the day. And, um, yeah, and I think that really works. And whether, I mean, I've discussed this with certain people and whether you say that it's, um, the power of intention or it's the power of autosuggestion, um, it just, it just protects you, like you end up feeling that much more, uh, lighter even after doing heavy energy work.
Michaela:
So I think that what you just said is, is exactly, is definitely a direction that I'm curious to kind of explore a little bit, because I think, um, as a society and by that, I mean, a global energy we've really kind of gotten away from face in that way, like having, uh, uh, letting go of our need to justify our, or our need to silence it and to just have kind of that spiritual elevation or that spiritual connection. Um, I know in, in talking with people lately, a lot of the people that I've spoken to, they say, you know, I feel like I'm doing things right with what I'm eating, or I feel like I'm doing things right with this or that, or, um, you know, with the relationships that I have, but the one thing that's really missing is spirituality. And I really think that we've gotten away from that. I think we've gotten away from, uh, you know, thinking that it's a, because it's not something that we can, you know, scientifically prove or something like that, that we can't have faith in that, or believe in that. What do you think about that?
Aleisha:
Um, I would just say one thing to that, and that is that, um, what people think is woo or magic or spirituality is basically phenomenon that science has not been able to explain it. And, uh, 200 years ago, who would have ever imagined that you and I could have been having a conversation from between two different countries, um, with absolutely no wires going anywhere like physically, exactly. They would've been like, what, what that's rubbish that can never happen. But what I mean to say is like, um, it's every society, every civilization has to go through stages in order to come to realize what it needs and necessity is the mother of invention. So, um, yes, if people are beginning to understand that there is a gap between there, um, you know, their material fulfillment and what actually makes them happy in life then, um, that is the question and the gap, which brings in all of us like workers who were incarnated and we've been positioned. We have all been positioned all over the world in very strategic areas in order to help those people out. And, um,
Michaela:
Yeah, I definitely agree with that, you know, so, so you talk about, you know, showing up in a way that's very uplifting. How do you ha and, and I've tried, and I've tried to do that as well. Um, and then I had these very 3d days where I want to shake people. And I'm just wondering how, how do you kind of show up in that way? That's, um, that's with pure, um, inspiration and not with any frustration. How do you, how do you do that?
Aleisha:
Well, I think frustration and anger are two things which are extremely human. And as long as you're in this meat suit, I don't think that, um, that ever really goes away. And if anyone says that, Oh, I never lose my cool or I never get angry, or I'm never frustrated. I don't think they're really telling the truth. Um, I think it's just about being authentic in your feelings and understanding that other people's behavior has absolutely nothing to do with you. And if you just let that moment pass and decide that it's not worth it in the long run, that's one way that I deal with it, like things that used to really get my goal earlier, I kind of decided to absolve them and I realized that it doesn't deserve a reaction from me. And, uh, those people are going to behave the same way regardless. So what does my intervening going to change in that? It's just my ego that wants them to change, but, uh, I have to let karma work its way out. I have to let them learn naturally because I have learned naturally. So they deserve to learn naturally I cannot accelerate their process.
Michaela:
I love that I'm going to hold onto that. I liked that a lot. They have to learn naturally. I think that's just a great mantra, you know, lately in my life. Um, as you talk about incarnated beings, I have just, I have just found my way to all of these people who are interwoven and we all are, but so closely wept. Um, people like, I don't know if you're familiar with, uh, Dr. Zach Bush, for example, who talks about the microbiome of, um, of ourselves and how, you know, we are supposed to exist energetically with nature and the things that he's saying sound like they come from a future time, you know, like it's, it's very interesting. Have you met people like that li like more lately now that you're kind of gravitating towards this space where we recognize that there's more of a great awakening happening? Are you finding that more of those beings are finding their way to you?
Aleisha:
I feel like, um, thanks to the internet. A lot of those kinds of people are gravitating towards me and I towards them. And, um, the, the kind of things you were just speaking off, um, about this doctor, um, well, that is actually our called philosophy and man is supposed to exist, uh, completely in tune with nature. And the farther away man gets from nature. Um, the tougher life becomes because we have a symbiotic relationship with animals, trees, plants. And in fact, we are all, um, human beings are basically a stage in consciousness. Like a crystal is a stage in consciousness, the first stage in consciousness, then come to the plants and then come the animals. And after that come the human beings. So we're all connected by consciousness. So you'll see. That's how even like, um, why do crystals work crystals work because of that? Their consciousness interacts with ours and that's what makes the magic happen. So I just feel like I just digressed a bit, but I just feel like I am coming into contact with a lot of people because it's like, it's like this homing beacon that goes off, I feel energetically. Like just like
Michaela:
Those pigeons that can be released and find
Aleisha:
Their way. Exactly. It is something like that, because I think it's not only human beings. I feel like even animals aren't so much like I'm discovering so many connections with even animals. Like for example, um, we just recently had the lockdown restrictions eased up in India. And I had gone on a short little trip to the Hills, which is about eight hours away from new Delhi. And, uh, every morning there would be like this massive, um, humanitarian Raven who would come and knock, knock, knock, knock, knock, knock, knock at my window every morning. Like, like, look at me, look at me, look at me. I'm trying to give you a message. And, um, this happened all four nights and days that I was there and it would not go knock at anybody else's window in the entire house. And, uh, I got very intrigued and I, um, so I, I believe in spirit animals and totems as well. So I checked out what the ribbon signifies and the Raven actually signifies that a massive shift is happening with your life. And I was like, Oh my God, there's just, there's just ties in so much with the collective consciousness, because we're going through such a huge period of transformation right now. I mean, if you just disconnect from what is going on on mainstream media and you actually go within, it's like, there's a reason why we've all been made to sit at home and process these energies, you know? Yes,
Speaker 4:
This is exactly what I talked about last week. Exactly. Yes. We need to go within. Yeah.
Aleisha:
So, I mean, it's just, it's, it's wonderful. Like astrologically this year has been predicted forever and it's, it's crazy that for whatever reason, we've been made to sit in our houses and kind of disconnect from what we call the matrix and actually understand who we really are and what makes us surely fulfilled in our lives. And I think because of this time of introspection and reflection that a lot of people are going through, I feel they're reaching out more and more to me or to people who've been talking this language for like the past decade.
Speaker 4:
Finally reaching out to me that are like, explain that numerology thing to me. What does it mean if I see 11, 11? Oh my God. Yes. Welcome to my space. Exactly. So the funny thing is, okay,
Aleisha:
I joined Twitter in like 2009 or 2010 or something. And every time I had this thing every day at 11, 11:00 AM, I don't know why, but my phone would alert me to 1111. And I would actually tweet that every single day. So like, all of my friends were like, what is wrong with you? You're like 11. Yeah.
Speaker 4:
And I was just like,
Aleisha:
I don't understand. It's just amazing. It's 11, 11. They were like, um, you're crazy. But we already knew that.
Speaker 4:
Yes, exactly. My husband has even been texting me at 11, 11 every day. I'm like, Oh, this is amazing. It feels so good. Not to be the weirdo. You know what, I actually, it wouldn't, it wouldn't have happened if people weren't sitting in their homes, if they were going 150 an hour,
Michaela:
I don't think it would have happened. I don't think people would have started looking outside for well inside, but outside of their cognitive minds for something more for that deeper level. I totally agree with you
Aleisha:
Exactly. And that's what this year is about. It's like, um, it's I know the only people who are having a tough time with it are those people who are struggling to actually accept that there's another world, which they are not seeing. Um, they're the ones who don't accept reality the way it is. They just want the who's who wants things to go back to the way they will. I mean, fine. It was okay. But I feel like the sense of community and the sense of bonding and the sense of togetherness that has come about because of this entire situation, all over, all over the world. I think it's, it's quite incredible. And, um, uh, I just feel like, you know, what, if it's taken 10 years of being called weird to be placed in this, um, like position to be able to make people, you know, make sense of things or to like answer their questions, then it's worth it. Honestly.
Michaela:
Absolutely. I totally agree. Um, and you know, I had friends that could get on board with like the idea of a vision board or a dream board and that sort of thing. So they were like in slightly different phase, you know, then, um, but now I feel like it went from, Oh, a dream board sounds like something I could get on board with to full-blown tell me everything. I want to know everything about astrology. I want to understand, you know, and it's just been really, it's been a really interesting time to see, and then it's also been very disheartening to see those who just probably aren't at least not for a long time. And that's been really hard. It's been really hard for me to kind of let go of some of those attachments and, um, recognize, like you said, that they have to experience it naturally, you know?
Aleisha:
Yeah. They do have to experience it naturally. And we all, all of us like workers have this savior complex. We want to save everyone. But a big part of our growth happens when we realize that you cannot pour from an empty cup. So it's better that you can serve your energy and use it where it can actually be, you know, you don't have to find a pre-seed nation, but at least where, where it resonates, you know? And, and I don't believe an earlier it was, it was like, I would be giving unsolicited advice. And I'm saying a lot of things, which people absolutely could not understand. And it's just better to speak only to those who speak your language, because it's like, it's like speaking to deaf people, they won't get it. Right. It's, it's just exactly like that. And it doesn't make you a selfish person for rejoicing from the situation or, or, you know, non-binding invested in it
Michaela:
Last night. We had, uh, some friends over for dinner and, um, I made a comment. I had made Pharaoh and I made a comment. I said, you know, they said, Oh, what is this? I said, Oh, it's Farrow. It's an ancient grain. And it carries tremendous wisdom for the human life. And it was like something I would say, introducing us to this new girl and she's looking, and then I feel a lot smarter. Okay. Maybe I'll tone it down with new people.
Aleisha:
I think, I think it's better to make them jump in at the deep end.
Michaela:
It's okay. Just being you.
Michaela:
Yeah. So the, what you were talking about with spirit animals, so true. And they come in such incredible ways. Like I had, I had a Hawk at one point that would sit outside my therapy office window. And then I would find that when I was like, even leaving the office, he was zoom down in front of my car. It was wild. And, um, more recently, uh, this little tiny black bird has been visiting me in the garden. And he, I don't even know what he is. He's larger than a Sparrow, but he's similar to a Sparrow. And normally I see those birds in flocks, you know what I mean? Like there's many of them and it's just, just him. It's just him and he or her. And, um, she comes or he comes and sits and hangs out with me the whole time I'm in the garden. And what's interesting is that if my son comes down or my husband comes down, um, he'll fly away. He'll go just outside of the garden to a little branch. It's so interesting.
Aleisha:
Yeah. Sounds really interesting. I think you should find out what this boat is. Maybe yeah. Realize what the spirit animal means for you,
Michaela:
What the meaning is. I know, cause it's definitely something with specific to the garden, the harvest, um, you know, when I was cleaning out the summer garden and prepping the winter garden, um, the last that he was with me. So it's very interesting to see, and I'm sure there's a message there, so I should look it up and the fact that he's all alone, you know, so he stands out to me because normally you see them in just a big flutter, you know? Yeah. Is it a Blackboard? Yeah. But it's not like a Raven, it's a tiny one, like a Sparrow, but a little bigger.
Aleisha:
Yeah. But like, you know, there's like a bird called the Blackbird. And I think what that signifies is I think that that fits the description of what you're talking about. And I think what that bird signifies is that you're using your voice to uplift others because the Blackboard's things
Michaela:
Oh, wow. That makes sense. That makes sense because that's exactly. I just had an Akashic record reading and, and it, she, it was very much about that. It was very much about voice and, um, in some of the work that I'm doing in the biology base camp, letting go of throat chakra related stuff, um, I've had thyroid, I've struggled with thyroid forever. So like just all of that. That's really amazing. I wonder if that's not it.
Aleisha:
Yeah. I think I, I feel like that is it. Um, I think that, I feel like I just had a vision of a Blackbird while you were speaking. So, um, maybe you can Google what the black bird looks like and see if it fits.
Michaela:
Yes, I will. I will do that as soon as we're done. I will. So one more thing I really want to tap into, cause you've, you've mentioned it a few times. Um, the great awakening and what w w help people understand, cause they've heard, they've heard on this podcast, various people kind of talk about that in various different ways. What does that mean for you? What does it look like? How can you, um, describe it to people? How can you help people kind of understand what that means?
Aleisha:
The simplest way to explain the great awakening would be that we are going back. We are also going back in time yet. We're going ahead in time. We are, um, we are coming into, uh, into this period where all of the old constructs, the UN all of the, when they have nothing is negative or positive. If you look at it spiritually, it's all a learning curve, but all of the, um, let's just say service to cells, factions are losing their power and the service to others factions are gaining that power. So a lot of us, as we have evolved and grown in this world have seen that there's a lot of unfair things going on. Like, why is it that, you know, there's this they're dishonest. People do well. Or, um, and honest people suffer. There's like this inverted kind of an energetic system, which has been in place for so long, but what's coming with the great awakening is because people are going to realize that all of the constructs that they believed in for so long are actually false.
Aleisha:
They're going to realize that this isn't the way to live. And we have to start going back to what truly makes our hearts happy. It's all about, it's like, you're aware, I'm aware it's a, it's a debt-based system and we're constantly clued in and, you know, working our butts off in order to make money for other people and, you know, buy, buy things from companies, maybe things that we don't even need in order to line some billionaire's pocket somewhere who's in the pockets of some trillionaire somewhere and well, the entire theory that there's an entire alien race ruling, even those people. But I think that's a bit far out for this podcast,
Speaker 4:
Not for me, but for the listeners. So yeah, I think people are going to realize too,
Aleisha:
[inaudible] of what is going on and why are like, I read this quote somewhere. I don't know who wrote it, but it just said that why are the economy's tanking all over the world is because people are only buying what they need. And that made so much sense to me. It's like people are realizing what they are about what it's about family life. It's about bonding. It's about developing relationships, everything that was going on before, before this great awakening started happening was essentially just designed to depress people, to take them away from the things that were really important. You work for so many hours in a week. You don't spend time with your family. You lose touch with them. Now, if you will see people's relationships over this lockdown have either really flourished or they've kind of, you know, realize the reality of the situation. And that's exactly what the awakening is about.
Aleisha:
What is not meant to serve us is going to go out of our lives. And what is actually actually going to lead to our growth is going to go ahead with us. And I think, um, there's going to be, um, I don't know. I mean, I could be wrong, but I just feel like all of these man-made constructs that were meant to divide us are going to fade away. Like who's going to care about what the, what your color of skin is or which country you come from or how much money you have, or, um, you know,
Michaela:
Yeah. I actually brought that up last week on my pod cast because I had seen, uh, some something about, um, it was a question about practicing yoga as a white person, um, by a well-known yoga influencer. And I thought, why are we having this conversation? Like, I feel like that's holding us at a lower vibration that we need to be looking at ourselves as these energetic beings, like really shifting from that. Yeah. And it was disheartening to see. Um, and I mean, I guess it is where some people are, but it felt like the conversation should be more inclusive of the fact that this is an incredible art form that can help so many people tap into a spiritual place piece rather than have it be associated with some cultural appropriation or something, you know?
Aleisha:
Exactly. And yoga is a way of being, it's not, it's not just, you know, a physical practice. It's a way of being yoga. Doesn't just, it's not a couple of asanas or, you know, poses and that's, it, it's, there's so much that goes into yoga from the way our brain works to the way our spirit works. And, um, and honestly that thing about where yoga for white people, like the only thing that sets us apart is the skin suit we come in. Otherwise we're all exactly, as you said, energetic beings it's and we all have, we look the way we do because we belong to different climates. And if you see the people in the highest regions of India, which is, um, Ladakh, and, uh, basically the German Kashmir region and the highest to Marlene of spitty and the whole. And if you look at the Tibetans and then if you look at the Peruvian people, they all look the same. It's because of the climatic conditions they belong to.
Michaela:
And it's with intention, it was, it was designed by something so much more intelligent than us.
Aleisha:
Exactly the lifeforce runs through us. And that is, and that is exactly. So when we were talking about what the great awakening was about, I feel like that is the number one thing. People are going to realize that all of these constructs are all intended to divide us. Um, and, and belonging to these groups is what divides us. It does not. It does not actually have any kind of meaning whatsoever. If you look at any of the religions all over the world that essentially speaking the same thing, the same language,
Michaela:
That is exactly what I'm saying. I'm like Buddhist said the same thing as Krishna said, the same thing as Jesus Christ. They're all saying the same. Like they're all saying the same basic idea. Yeah.
Aleisha:
Krishna consciousness, Christ consciousness, same thing. It's just the exact same thing. And, um, even the entire, it's all about the astrological placement at the time. That is why all of those dates, 25th of December, et cetera, were important. And, uh, the three wise men were the three stars in the sky. I mean, there's so many similarities between all of these religions. And honestly, it's, it's just been misconstrued by certain priests and people who wanted to keep people, you know, subdued and suppressed. And, um, I think that is what the great awakening is about. They're gonna lose faith in all of these things. They're going to lose faith in, um, they're going to lose faith in the external, and they're going to say, no, I am enough. I think that's what the number one realization that's going to be out of this great awakening.
Michaela:
And, and it's so true that by living simpler, we can tap into so much more light and energy and peace and harmony. And I mean, it truly is incredible when you, when you're able to just sit and be, and not have to fill your mind with all of these kind of, you know, very mundane thoughts. And not to say that we're humans, we have to experience those, but they, they seem less painful. They seem less taxing. They seem less, um, you know, difficult when you, when you can lift up from that and realize that more to experience while we're here in this lifetime.
Aleisha:
Exactly. And when you talk about unpleasant experiences and you talk about pain and everything, well, I feel like after all of my, you know, all my entire journey, what I've realized is that I don't think chasing peace and pleasure is really the purpose of a soul and think, um, what we should really be on the lookout for and actually want is equanimity, where we are not where we remain neutral in the face of circumstances, because pain and pleasure are two sides of a pendulum. And the more we chase one side, the pendulum is going to swing the other way. Yes. So it's important to remain balanced and neutral. And another really important thing which has happened in the past, you know, seven to eight months is a lot of people have had to face their own shadows where there's been no escape from what they've been feeling.
Aleisha:
So they've had to process very, very heavy emotions, but then because you are able to process your emotions, now you become that much more self-aware so you become a much more conscious human being in your dealings with other people. And I think it's very important to, I would like the listeners of this podcast to understand that, please don't chase happiness, please. Don't chase. Just pleasure. Don't go into a spiritual practice seeking peace, because let me tell you one thing, the more you get into the spiritual practice, the more the universe and the cosmos is going to put in your path to test you to cause you pain. And you, that is the, that is the test. You have to be able to remain neutral and balanced, even in the face of that, you have to understand that these are all trials and tribulations, which are going to grow your soul. At the end of the day is the toughest school you could have been incarnated in. And so true. And yeah, and if you pass here with flying colors, maybe you will be in your Topia for the rest of your incarnations. I don't know.
Michaela:
Wow. Well, I love that. It feels hopeful. I think people are. I think that my experience is that people are, are seeking more now than ever. And they're, and, and I think anybody who can, um, share in a way like you are, is just an incredible Lightworker, um, you know, in a way that just resonates with people so well, taking something that they can connect with now, and it doesn't feel so far off that's, that's really powerful gift that you have. That's incredible.
Aleisha:
Thank you. I just feel like, um, you know, the, the gurus and the aesthetics of the past, they used to just like even the Buddha, he, he experienced life to the fullest before he took, before he went on his journey of self exploration and he had a very head on a stick life before. But what I'm trying to say is, uh, spirituality is not about renouncing things and going away into the high Himalayan mountains and meditating for like 15 hours and expecting like, you know, all kinds of gifts to like pour into your crown chakra or something. No, that's not what your spirituality is. I feel that true spirituality for is built from civilization to civilization, to the time and mindfulness and just your day-to-day life. If you can be a good human being, if you can understand that it's never personal, it's always vibrational with another human being when they're dealing with you. That is how you can implement spiritual practices into your life to not take things personally, too, to understand that everyone's got their stuff to deal with. I think these are simple practices people can use in their lives, and that's the number one step. Then you get into your meditation and everything. But the real test is to implement that neutrality and equanimity I was speaking about and, and actually, uh, live your life like that authentically.
Michaela:
That is so true. I mean, and it's such a simple way to look at things when, you know, when people are frustrating you or angering you or, or saddening you, um, that's a beautiful way to do it, to have that detachment from it and know that. And I love that and I'm going to practice that myself because I definitely feel like part of my trial right now is my ability to let go. It's been put in my way, uh, like every day. So I think there's something there that I'm supposed to be working on, um, which is beautiful, you know?
Aleisha:
Yeah. You could even use, like, you can use an amethyst crystal. Um, you could wear an amethyst crystal. It would just be like a spa for your mind. I mean, I'm all for using natural things in order to assist you on your journey. So yeah, if that works for you, go ahead and try it
Michaela:
And I'm going to Google the Blackbird. Oh yeah. So I'll put it in the show notes too, but how can people get in touch with you that have listened that want to learn more about your meditation offerings and various different healing? Yeah.
Aleisha:
Um, they can just send me an email it's on my Instagram. Actually, my Instagram is the best way to get in touch with me at the moment and yeah,
Michaela:
I that in here. And, um, and I'm sure that, um, you know, you will continue to have so much to say and, and affect people in such a positive uplifting way. And I'm sure appreciative for you coming on today. Um, just such a beautiful conversation, and I'm sure it's about bedtime for you,
Aleisha:
Michaela, but it was amazing so much blessings to you and your family, you as well. All right.