Hello, all of you incredible beings! I’m Dr. Blake Suzelis. Welcome if you are new to Vital Evolution. I know it has been a couple of months since the last episode…a great deal has happened for me personally as I continued to consciously work on coming fully back online from the 17-day coma in Peru this spring. You don’t even know how off you are until you look back…
· 80th episode - Podcasting has taught me so much: connection, importance of sharing your story, authenticity, and co-creating healing spaces. Anyway, so grateful to be here in this moment with you…
· I’m also grateful to have another shot at my first VE retreat, I’m offering a 1-Day Retreat in Ohio (October 3rd, sign-up at vitalevolution.com)…planning for one in WA in mid-October…keep an eye out.
a. walking people through the three phases of healing, experiential practices, community connection, and the handout as a guide: www.vitalevolution.com/healingguide
· Energetic Gold: This week, I created a new handout called Energetic Strategies.
a. It was born, like much of what I offer, out of my own journey and evolution. As most of you know, four years ago, I was diagnosed with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia the day before a major abdominal surgery, a result of a birth defect.
b. My spiritual healing journey has opened me up to new perspectives, amazing experiences, beautiful connections, profound understanding of life and reality, and so much more… And I’ve had the privilege of sharing this journey with anyone open to receiving it.
· This past week has been incredibly deep in understanding myself, which has led to creating the Energetic Strategies. There are many personal experiences that have contributed to my understanding of energetic strategies. Becoming aware of them. Now shifting them. I share these as a story to invite you into seeing yourself in a new way…
a. Lack of trust in my body and life itself (gastroschisis, cancer, coma).
i. Life and my body are fragile and cannot be trusted.
b. Lack of trust in love
i. Love = loss, pain, and ultimately, death (Body issues, divorce, Lyra)
c. Purity = holiness, close to God, and God’s love/acceptance
i. Christian purity culture. Masters, angels, etc.
ii. This was what feels like a final block to fully being able to embody wholeness.
iii. Seasons of purity/constriction…to learn to trust yourself…
· Energetic Strategies (multidimensional): (AS ABOVE, SO BELOW)
a. Wholeness/flow of energy (life force, blood, money, relationships, business, etc.)
b. Hoarding/excess
c. Martyrdom/depletion
d. Separation/stagnation
· Souls Remembering
a. Vision of 2050 (recording)
I’m so grateful to everyone who received this message today. I invite you to calm your mind and be honest with yourself about your energetic strategy. Allow the necessary soul-deep awarenesses to surface by being open to receive them. I believe in you, you’ve got this! Sending you all love!
FREE HEALING GUIDE:
www.vitalevolution.com/healingguide
SOULS REMEMBERING WEBSITE (unfinished):
https://bsuzelis0.wixsite.com/souls-remembering
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