September 13, 2025 • 36 mins
Are you feeling a call to let go and surrender? September is a powerful 9 universal month in a 9 universal year, a time of sacred closure and profound transformation. Join us as we explore the energy of the number 9 and its connection to karmic cycles, tapping into infinite wisdom, and refining your personal frequency.
In this episode, Amanda shares a deeply personal journey of sacred closure in a place that holds significant karma. She discusses how certain geographical locations, jobs, or even relationships can act as rites of passage, holding space for your soul's true frequency.
Discover how to embrace the natural ebb and flow of life, moving gracefully forward instead of clinging to the past. We explore how moments of sorrow and pain can be laden with hope and faith, and why this "capstone month" in numerology offers a chance for piercing clarity.
Learn to trust your path, release what no longer serves you, and become honest about what you're still carrying. This is a powerful time to get in sync with your oversoul and step into your destiny with an open heart.
Additional Resources:
Navigating the Dark Night of the Soul: A Journey of Healing & Spiritual Awakening
September Numerology: Find Your Center in the Eye of the Storm
September Astrology: Eclipse Season, Retrogrades, & the Fall Equinox
August to October Numerology: Are You Ready for this Energetic Shift?
Host: Amanda Rieger Green
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Speaker 1 (00:08):
Hi, everyone, It's Amanda Riga Green. Welcome to Soul Sessions.
Thank you for joining me today. I thought, in resonance
with the energy of the nine, especially in September of
twenty twenty five, being in a nine universal year, in
a nine month, that I would talk about closure and
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karmic cycles and sacred closure. As many of you know,
I am moving, have moved to Ecuador, and as I
am recording this, I am still in Wimberley, but as
you are hearing this, hopefully I have arrived safe and
sound with my husband and our dogs in Ecuador. So
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I am conditioning that pathway forward. But one thing I
want to convey is in training with the frequency of
sacred closure. Wimberly for me, which is where we've lived
the past three years, is a place that holds a
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unique frequency and tone and has been quite significant in
my journey and in my path. In twenty thirteen, I
lived in Houston, Texas, and when I got sober, when
I decided to get sober, when I hit that rock
bottom of desperation and utter destruction, complete breakdown, that breaking
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point that really felt like there was no way through.
I woke up early one morning after just a series
of horrible events that climaxed in my alcoholism and addiction.
And if you've listened to the podcast, there are episodes
where I talk about the dark Night of the soul,
and that really was the darkest time of my existence.
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And it really came to a head in May of
twenty thirteen, and through a series of divinely orchestrated events,
I ended up in a treatment center, an alcohol and
drug rehab treatment facility and mental health treatment facility in Wimberley, Texas.
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And that morning, when I decided I needed help, I
wanted help. I also knew I needed some kind of
impatient treatment. We canvassed a handful of treatment centers and options,
and somehow someway right, as if by divine circumstance, there
was a treatment facility in Wimberley, Texas, and I made
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contact with them, and that was on a Sunday, and
I showed up there on a Monday. And one thing
I want to share about that is we drove from Houston, Texas.
My mom drove me, and of course it was very
delicate and frightening for her because she was afraid that
I was going to jump out of the moving vehicle
and change my mind. She said, she was on pins
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and needles that whole drive, you know, like a death
grip on the steering wheel, just afraid that I would
change my mind spaz out, and because of my fragile
and erratic state at that time, and it was both,
it was very fragile and also unpredictable, dynamically erratic. She
didn't know what I would do. But she really said
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the whole time she was driving, and from Houston to
Wimberley is about a four hour drive, mind you, and
there was plenty of opportunity for me to change my mind,
say I'm not going to treatment. And if if you
no addiction or alcoholism, or have any loved one or
personal experience without what the disease of alcoholism is not
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only cunning, baffling and powerful, It's a disease that lies.
It's a disease that says it will do one thing
and then the next thing, you know, the switch flips
and then an erratic decision is made. And she had
seen so much of that in me in the years
leading up to that that she was in utter terror.
But she said she prayed the whole drive, and of
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course I get sentimental in this because it saved my life. Right.
But we drove to Houston and I didn't jump out
of that vehicle and I didn't fight, and I was terrified.
I was terrified, But something was pulling me to Wimberley, Texas,
you know, much beyond what I knew at that time.
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But I have to tell you all something really strange
and coincidental and funny. As we were driving to the
treatment center. We're in Wimberley and we're on the road
that leads out to that treatment center that still is here.
Now we're maybe like two minutes away from the treatment center,
and we passed by this entry to this neighborhood and
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I said to my mom, can't you just turn in
that neighborhood and drop me off at one of those houses?
Like I was making a joke because I was, you know,
starting to get really frightened and terrified that, oh my gosh,
this is real. I'm committing myself to a treatment center.
You know, this is real, this is happening. I need
this help, but I'm terrified to receive this help or
what this means for my life. And I said, can't
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you just turn in that neighborhood and just dropped me
off at one of those houses. It looks so nice,
and I remember us laughing, like crying and laughing in
the car. And flash forward to twenty twenty two, is
when it was when we moved back from Belize to
take care of my mom. We were going to move
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back to Austin, but the housing market was crazy and inflated,
and we needed something that accommodated us and my home
office and all the things, and so we ended up
in Wimberly and we ended up buying a home in
the neighborhood that I asked for to drop me off in.
And like you know, none of that is lost on me.
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And there are a lot of divine synchronicities. And when
I speak of sacred closure, I'm going to walk you
through some of the story because this podcast, to me,
is very much about sacred closure, the energy of the Nine,
which is ultimately about letting go and surrender, tapping into
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your infinite wisdom, your infinite leadership, your innate inner truth.
And in that moment, flashing back to being in the
car with my mom headed to the treatment center, as
terrified as I was, I was in this state of
surrender and movement. And that's what the energy of the
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nine feels like. It's like this cease fighting, letting go,
yet moving gracefully forward, or as if something divine is
moving you forward, tethering you, pulling you. And that's what
it felt like when she was dropping me off at
that treatment center. And I want to tell you all
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a funny story about that. So I get to the
treatment center, they checked me in. Nobody is there at
the treatment center at the time. It was the evening
and they had all gone out to an outside meeting.
They had busted them off. We called it the drug
ey Buggy. It was these white vans that they took
us to outside meetings and I got to be a
passioner on the druggy buggy many times. But anyway, no
one was there. I get all checked in. You know,
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there's a whole story that goes along with that. But
two days later, you know, I had kind of come
to They had to put me in, you know, an
observatory impatient to make sure that as I started to
detox my body that I did it safely. Anyway, two
days later they admitted this guy into treatment and someone
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else was being dropped off, and this other gal that
I met relayed this story to me. And this guy
is on the front porch of the treatment center and
he's totally strung out on meth and I don't know
what kind of drugs, and he's sitting on the porch
of the treatment center and he has vomited all over
himself and he's totally out of it. And it's like
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as you drove into the treatment center, he's like sitting
on the porch, vomit down and like terrifying, horrible, disgusting stuff.
And my friend who I met there, her name was Heather.
She said, Amanda. She said, I walked up and I thought,
if your mom would have driven into this, I think
she would have turned around and driven out because she
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wouldn't have known. And we both said, gosh, thank goodness,
you didn't get dropped off today, And not because of
that guy or what he was going through, but I
think if my mom would have like driven in, and
it would have been like, you know, treatment center circus,
which is what it felt like a lot of the times,
you know. I mean, it was like the crazy house.
I was in the nut house, but I was a
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nut I like needed to be in the nuthouse, right.
I think my mom would have chickened out because it
would have been too drastic for her. But that didn't happen.
No one was there. It was this lovely evening. The
people that admitted me admitted me with gentleness, and they
knew the things to say to comfort my mom, to
comfort me, and to ease me in. It was exactly
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what it was supposed to be. But in that treatment
facility in twenty thirteen is where my spirit woke up
and I've shared in my dark night of the soul.
That was the first time that I ever heard the
voice of my over soul speak through me in a
twin bed in that treatment center. The I am I
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am love, I am loving, I am worthy of love,
I am giving love, I am receiving love, and my
soul spoke to me and it was like the architecture
and the architect came together. And I know I've been
using those words recently, being the composer and the symphony,
the weaver and the web, the art architect and the
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architecture simultaneously. But it was like time and space broke
open and it came out of a willingness to move
forward and a complete surrender. That's the energy of the Nine.
And today what I'm sharing is much of a love
letter to myself and to my soul and journey as
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it is to the energy of the Nine and what
we are all experiencing this month in a multitude, in
a myriad of ways, whatever you are personally wrestling with,
surrendering to moving through, discerning, tapping into your true note
so you can let go of old scaffolding, layers, conditioning
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that you've built around yourself out of fear, coping, desperation,
need to have, to want to whatever parts of you
are cracking open so more light can shine through and
to you. That's the energy of the Nine. In Wimberley, Texas,
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for me, I showed up. I got sober here, my
spirit woke up, my soul came back into embodied form
in a way in which I had been searching my
entire life. So I came to treatment here, I med
a handful of people, I got sober, my life began
to transform, and then the consequences of my actions needed
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to be responded to. When I finished up treatment and
moved back to Houston, Texas, and I've of course that
is a journey in and of itself. But I met
a woman in treatment who was a business owner in
a nearby town called Dripping Springs, another hill country town
outside of Austin. And I moved into a sober living
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home in Houston. So when I moved back, moved back
to work into a sober living home, a halfway house, right,
that's what it's also called. But I met a woman
and she and I, I guess, a couple of months
in to living in our sober living home, we came
back to Wimberley. I brought her back with me, and
I came back to the Right Step, which is actually
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where I went to treatment to tell my story. Anyway,
when I came back to tell my story in Wimberley
from Houston sober a few months with a little bit
of traction, a little bit of life happening, life on
life's terms, all the things that do ensue. I met
up with my friend and there was this guy that
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I had seen while I was in treatment and at
some outside meetings. And this woman, by the way that
I'm referring to, she owns a huge ranch. She owned
a hay and feed store, like a total guy's girl,
tough as nails, not a girly girl, okay, if I
had to categorize it, not a girly girl. Anyway, I'm
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with her. But I see this guy, and I had
seen him before and kind of interacted briefly, but that
was it. And I said to her, I was like, yeah,
he's got something. He's really good looking. And all I
was doing was making a statement. There was no innuendo
there as I need you to introduce me to him,
or I would like to have a relationship with him.
I was in no place for any of that, and
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not even in any kind of awareness. But she picked
up what I was throwing down and she said, Oh,
I've known him forever. He owns a business in dripping Springs,
and you need to meet him. Y'all would be great together.
And I mean, I was moretified. Also, I'm stone cold sober,
so I don't really know how to process my emotions
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or flirt with a guy or and I was not
trying to do any of that, but she insisted that
she introduced me to him. And again, mind you, I
told you she was not a girl's girl trying to
be a matchmaker, but she was so direct and blunt
and insistent that I meet him. So she marches over
to him and says, this scal thinks you're cute, you know,
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or I don't know what she said, but she said
something to that effect, and I'm like shrinking into myself
and mortified. So I ran to the bathroom like a
sixteen year old. I was so embarrassed. So I ran
to the bathroom to hide because I just could not
handle it. But anyway, I guess I like slithered back
out and came out, and the gentleman, whose name is Dennis,
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who is my husband of almost eleven years, being as
bold and direct as he is, just marched himself up
to me and introduced himself and started talking to me,
and of course I just remember being totally out of
my element, but we talked, and he had asked me
where I lived and all those things and about my recovery,
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and he said, if I come to Houston, can I
take you out on a date? He said, if I
come to Houston, can I take you out on a date?
And I thought, was sure, yeah. I just said, oh yeah, great, absolutely.
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So we exchanged information, but in my mind, I thought, well,
this guy isn't going to come to Houston. He's not
going to take me out a date. I got out
of this one. That was embarrassing, and I was so embarrassed.
Flashed forward a week or two later he reached out
and he came to Houston and he took me out
on a date, and about a year and a half
or so later we were married, and we've been married
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for going on eleven years. In October, so again I
met Dennis in Wimberley. Another thing that happened here. This
place is very sacred for me and to me. We
did not live in Wimberley. He had lived in Wimberley
for a period of time with his mother. And we
ended up getting married at a place called the Blue
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Hole in Wimberley, which is this natural spring that is
on a lay line that is on the same lay
line as Sedona, Wimberley as these incredible lay lines. There's
a place called Jacob's Well and there's the Blue Hole,
and there are these natural springs that rise up that
have these beautiful vortexes of energy, and this place does
carry a very sacred and special energy. But we got
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married at the Blue Hole in October of twenty fourteen,
and this is where we celebrated our union, our match.
We have a lot of friends in Wimberley because we
both know people here. We developed relationships here throughout the years.
And then, as you all know, when I moved back
here in twenty twenty two to take care of my
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mother who was terminally ill with metastatic breast cancer, we
bought a home in Wimberley, and this is where I
took care of my mother. We took care of my
mother in the last year of her life, and after
that we put her dog to sleep. A year later,
and a few months after that, my seventeen year old
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lab texts we put him to sleep here. And this
is a long journey with this place, Wimberley that has
called me back time and time again and taught me
the most profound lessons of divinity, frequency, truth, grace, letting go,
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death and dying, alchemy, psychic and intuitive abilities because as
you know, my psychic and intuitive abilities came online through
the lens of light rather than through the heaviness of darkness.
In Wimberley. This place in the space holds a frequency
for me, but it's also held deep karma. I know
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that I have been here in this land before. I
know that it is a place where I was intended
to traverse or revisit. To be here to close out
time loops, karma lessons, to walk through very sacred rights
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of passage right sobriety, spiritual awakening, marriage, death, and also
this rebirth back into remembering myself. And I have a
lot of reverence for being here. And I think what
has been the most profound period of time and all
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of that is profound, right, those are these are big
life events. You all can think back to places, places
that hold significance for you, geographical places, homes, jobs, you
know with so many places, whether they are places we
travel to on vacation or when on a retreat, or
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they are homes that we've lived in and that hold
sacred space and memory. Places hold significance and rights of passage.
And I encourage you this month, especially in the vibration
of the Nine, to look at some patterning and places
that have held space for you in your growth, in
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your evolution, in your remembering of your soul's true note
and frequency. For me, I think the most sacred and
the most challenging has been the last two years after
the death of my mother and being in that journey
of grief, that nonlinear, jagged line of grief. Also putting
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Text to sleep my dog texts my lab that was
like a crescendo of surrender. I believe I've shared this
with you all, but it was one of those moments
that I think I had a breakthrough on a soul level.
When my dog Text was in his last days. It
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was over Easter weekend, and so the vet was closed
and he was declining, and it was just very touch
and go and delicate and knowing when and what to do.
And I know that you all, many of you can
resonate with this, you know, making the decision to put
an animal to sleep, that delicate but mature, responsible decision.
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It's so hard and gut wrenching to navigate. But the
morning that we were driving him to the vet to
have him put to sleep, and it was just so hard,
I called my oldest sister, Sally. Dennis had gone out
to walk our other dog and he was going to
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come back and get me and we were going to
carry Text to the truck. And I called my sister Sally,
and I was just in an udder. I was in hysterics, right.
I knew that it needed to be done. I knew
that he was going, and I had asked texts. And
I can't not cry about this because when we moved
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back from Belize, Text was already old. I mean, I
just told you I had a seventeen year old Lab
who was like a miracle. I asked Text when we
moved from Belize back here to take care of my mom.
I said, hey, I need you to come back with
me and walk with me through this. Please don't go
before mom does, because it's just too much, like I
need you through this. And he healthfully, like a miracle.
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Lab was healthy. I mean, he had some hip stuff,
but he was active and happy and healthy until you know,
about a little over a year after the anniversary of
my mom's death. And he did that. He did just
what I asked him to do. I asked him to
walk with me and stay with me. And I would
say to Mom sometimes and text. I'd be like, text,
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pull it together, man, I'd say, pull your shit together,
like we're just gonna pull your shit together. Text, you
gotta be good. Mom's dying, Like I can't have you
go into And I mean, I would say that in jest,
but also really seriously. But when it was time for
him to go, I called my sister because I knew
that she could hold space for my hysteria. I knew
that I was messy and broken and human, and even
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though spiritually I knew that he was just transitioning to
the other side, and it was lovingly time for me
to thank him for being there and let him go.
And I called her and I was upset, and I said,
I'm just so aggravated because I wanted him to die
at home. Our vet could come to the house, you know,
and put him to sleep at the house, But because
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it had been over the Easter weekend and things were
busy at the VET, they couldn't schedule a time to
come out to the house until the next day, and
that would have been too much pain and agony for
him or for us, And so we had to put
him in the vehicle and take him to the vet.
And I didn't want him to die in the vet's office.
You know, this is my human grasping and you all know,
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like I know in my bones, that he's just transitioning
out of this body, over this rainbow bridge into infinite
light and form, but humanly, it's like I was hanging on.
That is not surrender. That is control and self will
and ego and hanging on. It's the human condition at
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its finest right, at its finest and most desperate. And
I said to my sister, I'm just so angry that
the FED couldn't get here, and now he can't die
at home, and I have to take him. And my
sisters lovingly said to me, She's said, Amanda, you are Texas. Home.
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Doesn't matter where he physically goes. As long as he's
with you, he's home. And that right there was all
I needed to hear and know and remember that home
is not a physical place. Home is an internal knowing.
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It is an inside job. It's an innate, fundamental connection.
Its presence. Home is presence feeling at home. And so,
of course we did get him to the vet, and
I mean even I think before they got that IV
in him, he was going right. But it was the
sweetest and most challenging thing. But that right of passage
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right there, and that last gasp of letting go humanly
of the people, spirits and souls that I was connected
with and attached to, it was kind of the last
proverbial nail in the coffin, right, let me just be
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a little wicked. It was like the last nail in
the coffin around death, and after that it was like
this healing journey began, a different healing journey through a
lot of surrender, grief and letting go a lot of
sorrowful and tearful moments, but in a lot of hope,
expansion and opportunity for new levels of freedom. And that's
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what the energy of the nine can feel like. It
doesn't have to be that gut wrenching right of passage acute,
but the energy of the nine can feel both sad
and sorrowful, heavy, but it feels so true, so real,
Just like me being in the car on the way
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to treatment with my mother and her being afraid I'm
going to jump out of the car, and me making
a joke about moving into the neighborhood and her dropping
me off at some random stranger's house, but her take
me making the commitment to go seek help, terror fear,
some divine comedy intertwined some desperation, also with an element
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of hope, of healing, of health, of well being. That's
what the nine feels like. It is everything combined into one.
I've shared this with you on I want to remind
you of this. The energy of the nine, the frequency
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of the nine is the sum of all the frequencies
that come before it. When you add the single digits
one through eight together, they sum total to thirty six.
Three plus six equals nine. So the nine is a crescendo.
It's a crescendo of fear and pain and sorrow, uncertainty, doubt,
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and it's also love. It's joy, it's truth, it's inner knowing.
It's innate. The nine touches a point of innateness, innate
fill in the blank, innate truth, innate healing, innate love,
innate leadership, innate joy, innate sorrow, innate pain, suffering, fill
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in the blank. It's innate. It is in your cells
and DNA, and it is not only an experience, It
is a feeling that reverberates through you. So I encourage
you as you embrace the energy of September, which holds
a big note. We've got this capstone month in numerology,
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We've got eclipse season. Looking at points in your life,
reflecting on those moments that may be laden with sorrow,
or pain, big decisions, but that also hold that pure
frequency tone of truth. I'm going to move through this
even though I'm terrified, because it feels true, because I believe,
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I have hope, I have faith, I know I am
destined for this. There's an element of destiny that comes
with the energy of the nine and that's why. So
what Wimberly has been for me, it's been this karmic
destiny to walk through some writes of passage to be
able to reconnect and rekindle my soul's an eight note.
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And that's what these last couple of years have felt like.
Has been this fine tuning, retuning my frequency field into
a pure tone, pure note. And the last I would say,
twenty twenty five. And I know I have communicated this
to you all, but twenty twenty five has been this
sacred this living meditation, this living mantra of coming back
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in tune with my oversoul, with my true note. And
now when I'm in that note, I feel it, and
there's a radiance that radiates through me and calls things
into my life. And when I'm off key, off kilter,
I want to be back in kilter, in sync as
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easily and or organically as I can, and I'm sharing
this with you all to evoke some questions within yourself
about karmic loops in your life. What is being mirrored
back to you right now so you can find your
own alignment. You can find what is true for you
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today and feel and know what that truth is, even
if it has notes of fear and pain and suffering,
or it is full of hope and joy and excitement,
but really allowing yourself time to marinate and meditate in
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your destiny, your path forward, shutting anything that is not
intended to carry you forward in this next nine years ahead.
And I'm speaking directly to twenty twenty six when I
say this time time between now and the end of
the year is asking all of us, on a multitude
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of levels, energetically, astrologically, numerologically, from a consciousness perspective, to
recognize what we are still caring, what scaffolding exists around
us that is limiting our radiance, our light, our happiness,
our truth, our true note, and becoming willing first of
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all to get honest or to recognize it, but become
willing to receive divine support, support from your oversoul, your
higher self, to carry you through and orchestrate and open
the passageways and doors for you to have the clarity
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to move through. Because the nine is also about piercing clarity.
I think that is one thing that I find to
ring very true true for the vibration and frequency of
the nine. It's like a ray of light. It's when
you are clear, You're clear. It's like when you know
you know, yes, this is what I'm intended to do.
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I don't know how the heck this is going to happen,
but this is it. Eureka. It's like a piercing clarity.
Look for your moments of piercing clarity, and not only
in September, but between now and the end of the year.
Get clear with your clarity. I know, I'm like, get
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clear with your clarity. But that's the nine. It's about
clarifying your clarity, which is your true note, your passage
way forward, and trusting that the people, places, experiences, resources,
resourcefulness you need to carry you through and move you forward,
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meaning your feet to keep up with your soul, your
feet to follow the call of your soul, your soul's
forward trajectory, upward trajectory, inward trajectory, truly, it's really about
the spiraling inward to your own true note, trusting that
you have divine forces encircling you, supporting you through, and
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that you are not alone, even though it can feel
innately alone at times, that there is something bigger, and
that you were practicing remembering how to be the architect
and the architecture simultaneously, the weaver and the web and
this great web of reality. When I think back and
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reflect on Wimberley, for me, I kept being drawn to
this place for these momentous experiences in my life, joyful
and painful awakening alike to grow me, to remind me
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of that purity and truth. What is going on for
you right now that is calling you in to your
sacred truth, to your own pure tone and pure note.
And are you dedicated? Are you trusting that your path
forward will unfold as if by divine magic? Or are
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you not wanting to surrender and wanting to keep your
tight grip on the old pain the old way of living,
doing and being. So I thank you for allowing me
some space and time to reflect on Wimberley to say
thank you to this place, this community, this land, this
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vortex of energy that has forever alchemized me back into myself,
and I hope that this resonates as far as your
own experiences of where you are today, where you have been,
and where you're going. But remembering that your presence, your
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presence is always transmitting in the field. And the more
true you are to your own self, your note, your
unique frequency in your divine presence, the more organic the
magnetization of the path forward, the highest path forward will become.
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And that is a mantra and living meditation for us
all as we began to close out finish up the
remainder of twenty twenty five in this nine universal year,
remembering the ser and the movement simultaneously is the true
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note that we are all attuning to. Thank you for
giving me the space. Thank you Wimberly, Texas for your grace,
your boldness, your pain, and your wonder right where I'm
supposed to be. I hope you are too. Thanks everyone,
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and be well. Thank you so much for listening to
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Thanks for listening.
Hi, everyone, It's Amanda Riga Green. Welcome to Soul Sessions.
Thank you for joining me today. I thought, in resonance
with the energy of the nine, especially in September of
twenty twenty five, being in a nine universal year, in
a nine month, that I would talk about closure and
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karmic cycles and sacred closure. As many of you know,
I am moving, have moved to Ecuador, and as I
am recording this, I am still in Wimberley, but as
you are hearing this, hopefully I have arrived safe and
sound with my husband and our dogs in Ecuador. So
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I am conditioning that pathway forward. But one thing I
want to convey is in training with the frequency of
sacred closure. Wimberly for me, which is where we've lived
the past three years, is a place that holds a
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unique frequency and tone and has been quite significant in
my journey and in my path. In twenty thirteen, I
lived in Houston, Texas, and when I got sober, when
I decided to get sober, when I hit that rock
bottom of desperation and utter destruction, complete breakdown, that breaking
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point that really felt like there was no way through.
I woke up early one morning after just a series
of horrible events that climaxed in my alcoholism and addiction.
And if you've listened to the podcast, there are episodes
where I talk about the dark Night of the soul,
and that really was the darkest time of my existence.
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And it really came to a head in May of
twenty thirteen, and through a series of divinely orchestrated events,
I ended up in a treatment center, an alcohol and
drug rehab treatment facility and mental health treatment facility in Wimberley, Texas.
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And that morning, when I decided I needed help, I
wanted help. I also knew I needed some kind of
impatient treatment. We canvassed a handful of treatment centers and options,
and somehow someway right, as if by divine circumstance, there
was a treatment facility in Wimberley, Texas, and I made
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contact with them, and that was on a Sunday, and
I showed up there on a Monday. And one thing
I want to share about that is we drove from Houston, Texas.
My mom drove me, and of course it was very
delicate and frightening for her because she was afraid that
I was going to jump out of the moving vehicle
and change my mind. She said, she was on pins
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and needles that whole drive, you know, like a death
grip on the steering wheel, just afraid that I would
change my mind spaz out, and because of my fragile
and erratic state at that time, and it was both,
it was very fragile and also unpredictable, dynamically erratic. She
didn't know what I would do. But she really said
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the whole time she was driving, and from Houston to
Wimberley is about a four hour drive, mind you, and
there was plenty of opportunity for me to change my mind,
say I'm not going to treatment. And if if you
no addiction or alcoholism, or have any loved one or
personal experience without what the disease of alcoholism is not
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only cunning, baffling and powerful, It's a disease that lies.
It's a disease that says it will do one thing
and then the next thing, you know, the switch flips
and then an erratic decision is made. And she had
seen so much of that in me in the years
leading up to that that she was in utter terror.
But she said she prayed the whole drive, and of
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course I get sentimental in this because it saved my life. Right.
But we drove to Houston and I didn't jump out
of that vehicle and I didn't fight, and I was terrified.
I was terrified, But something was pulling me to Wimberley, Texas,
you know, much beyond what I knew at that time.
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But I have to tell you all something really strange
and coincidental and funny. As we were driving to the
treatment center. We're in Wimberley and we're on the road
that leads out to that treatment center that still is here.
Now we're maybe like two minutes away from the treatment center,
and we passed by this entry to this neighborhood and
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I said to my mom, can't you just turn in
that neighborhood and drop me off at one of those houses?
Like I was making a joke because I was, you know,
starting to get really frightened and terrified that, oh my gosh,
this is real. I'm committing myself to a treatment center.
You know, this is real, this is happening. I need
this help, but I'm terrified to receive this help or
what this means for my life. And I said, can't
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you just turn in that neighborhood and just dropped me
off at one of those houses. It looks so nice,
and I remember us laughing, like crying and laughing in
the car. And flash forward to twenty twenty two, is
when it was when we moved back from Belize to
take care of my mom. We were going to move
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back to Austin, but the housing market was crazy and inflated,
and we needed something that accommodated us and my home
office and all the things, and so we ended up
in Wimberly and we ended up buying a home in
the neighborhood that I asked for to drop me off in.
And like you know, none of that is lost on me.
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And there are a lot of divine synchronicities. And when
I speak of sacred closure, I'm going to walk you
through some of the story because this podcast, to me,
is very much about sacred closure, the energy of the Nine,
which is ultimately about letting go and surrender, tapping into
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your infinite wisdom, your infinite leadership, your innate inner truth.
And in that moment, flashing back to being in the
car with my mom headed to the treatment center, as
terrified as I was, I was in this state of
surrender and movement. And that's what the energy of the
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nine feels like. It's like this cease fighting, letting go,
yet moving gracefully forward, or as if something divine is
moving you forward, tethering you, pulling you. And that's what
it felt like when she was dropping me off at
that treatment center. And I want to tell you all
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a funny story about that. So I get to the
treatment center, they checked me in. Nobody is there at
the treatment center at the time. It was the evening
and they had all gone out to an outside meeting.
They had busted them off. We called it the drug
ey Buggy. It was these white vans that they took
us to outside meetings and I got to be a
passioner on the druggy buggy many times. But anyway, no
one was there. I get all checked in. You know,
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there's a whole story that goes along with that. But
two days later, you know, I had kind of come
to They had to put me in, you know, an
observatory impatient to make sure that as I started to
detox my body that I did it safely. Anyway, two
days later they admitted this guy into treatment and someone
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else was being dropped off, and this other gal that
I met relayed this story to me. And this guy
is on the front porch of the treatment center and
he's totally strung out on meth and I don't know
what kind of drugs, and he's sitting on the porch
of the treatment center and he has vomited all over
himself and he's totally out of it. And it's like
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as you drove into the treatment center, he's like sitting
on the porch, vomit down and like terrifying, horrible, disgusting stuff.
And my friend who I met there, her name was Heather.
She said, Amanda. She said, I walked up and I thought,
if your mom would have driven into this, I think
she would have turned around and driven out because she
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wouldn't have known. And we both said, gosh, thank goodness,
you didn't get dropped off today, And not because of
that guy or what he was going through, but I
think if my mom would have like driven in, and
it would have been like, you know, treatment center circus,
which is what it felt like a lot of the times,
you know. I mean, it was like the crazy house.
I was in the nut house, but I was a
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nut I like needed to be in the nuthouse, right.
I think my mom would have chickened out because it
would have been too drastic for her. But that didn't happen.
No one was there. It was this lovely evening. The
people that admitted me admitted me with gentleness, and they
knew the things to say to comfort my mom, to
comfort me, and to ease me in. It was exactly
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what it was supposed to be. But in that treatment
facility in twenty thirteen is where my spirit woke up
and I've shared in my dark night of the soul.
That was the first time that I ever heard the
voice of my over soul speak through me in a
twin bed in that treatment center. The I am I
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am love, I am loving, I am worthy of love,
I am giving love, I am receiving love, and my
soul spoke to me and it was like the architecture
and the architect came together. And I know I've been
using those words recently, being the composer and the symphony,
the weaver and the web, the art architect and the
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architecture simultaneously. But it was like time and space broke
open and it came out of a willingness to move
forward and a complete surrender. That's the energy of the Nine.
And today what I'm sharing is much of a love
letter to myself and to my soul and journey as
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it is to the energy of the Nine and what
we are all experiencing this month in a multitude, in
a myriad of ways, whatever you are personally wrestling with,
surrendering to moving through, discerning, tapping into your true note
so you can let go of old scaffolding, layers, conditioning
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that you've built around yourself out of fear, coping, desperation,
need to have, to want to whatever parts of you
are cracking open so more light can shine through and
to you. That's the energy of the Nine. In Wimberley, Texas,
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for me, I showed up. I got sober here, my
spirit woke up, my soul came back into embodied form
in a way in which I had been searching my
entire life. So I came to treatment here, I med
a handful of people, I got sober, my life began
to transform, and then the consequences of my actions needed
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to be responded to. When I finished up treatment and
moved back to Houston, Texas, and I've of course that
is a journey in and of itself. But I met
a woman in treatment who was a business owner in
a nearby town called Dripping Springs, another hill country town
outside of Austin. And I moved into a sober living
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home in Houston. So when I moved back, moved back
to work into a sober living home, a halfway house, right,
that's what it's also called. But I met a woman
and she and I, I guess, a couple of months
in to living in our sober living home, we came
back to Wimberley. I brought her back with me, and
I came back to the Right Step, which is actually
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where I went to treatment to tell my story. Anyway,
when I came back to tell my story in Wimberley
from Houston sober a few months with a little bit
of traction, a little bit of life happening, life on
life's terms, all the things that do ensue. I met
up with my friend and there was this guy that
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I had seen while I was in treatment and at
some outside meetings. And this woman, by the way that
I'm referring to, she owns a huge ranch. She owned
a hay and feed store, like a total guy's girl,
tough as nails, not a girly girl, okay, if I
had to categorize it, not a girly girl. Anyway, I'm
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with her. But I see this guy, and I had
seen him before and kind of interacted briefly, but that
was it. And I said to her, I was like, yeah,
he's got something. He's really good looking. And all I
was doing was making a statement. There was no innuendo
there as I need you to introduce me to him,
or I would like to have a relationship with him.
I was in no place for any of that, and
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not even in any kind of awareness. But she picked
up what I was throwing down and she said, Oh,
I've known him forever. He owns a business in dripping Springs,
and you need to meet him. Y'all would be great together.
And I mean, I was moretified. Also, I'm stone cold sober,
so I don't really know how to process my emotions
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or flirt with a guy or and I was not
trying to do any of that, but she insisted that
she introduced me to him. And again, mind you, I
told you she was not a girl's girl trying to
be a matchmaker, but she was so direct and blunt
and insistent that I meet him. So she marches over
to him and says, this scal thinks you're cute, you know,
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or I don't know what she said, but she said
something to that effect, and I'm like shrinking into myself
and mortified. So I ran to the bathroom like a
sixteen year old. I was so embarrassed. So I ran
to the bathroom to hide because I just could not
handle it. But anyway, I guess I like slithered back
out and came out, and the gentleman, whose name is Dennis,
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who is my husband of almost eleven years, being as
bold and direct as he is, just marched himself up
to me and introduced himself and started talking to me,
and of course I just remember being totally out of
my element, but we talked, and he had asked me
where I lived and all those things and about my recovery,
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and he said, if I come to Houston, can I
take you out on a date? He said, if I
come to Houston, can I take you out on a date?
And I thought, was sure, yeah. I just said, oh yeah, great, absolutely.
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So we exchanged information, but in my mind, I thought, well,
this guy isn't going to come to Houston. He's not
going to take me out a date. I got out
of this one. That was embarrassing, and I was so embarrassed.
Flashed forward a week or two later he reached out
and he came to Houston and he took me out
on a date, and about a year and a half
or so later we were married, and we've been married
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for going on eleven years. In October, so again I
met Dennis in Wimberley. Another thing that happened here. This
place is very sacred for me and to me. We
did not live in Wimberley. He had lived in Wimberley
for a period of time with his mother. And we
ended up getting married at a place called the Blue
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Hole in Wimberley, which is this natural spring that is
on a lay line that is on the same lay
line as Sedona, Wimberley as these incredible lay lines. There's
a place called Jacob's Well and there's the Blue Hole,
and there are these natural springs that rise up that
have these beautiful vortexes of energy, and this place does
carry a very sacred and special energy. But we got
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married at the Blue Hole in October of twenty fourteen,
and this is where we celebrated our union, our match.
We have a lot of friends in Wimberley because we
both know people here. We developed relationships here throughout the years.
And then, as you all know, when I moved back
here in twenty twenty two to take care of my
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mother who was terminally ill with metastatic breast cancer, we
bought a home in Wimberley, and this is where I
took care of my mother. We took care of my
mother in the last year of her life, and after
that we put her dog to sleep. A year later,
and a few months after that, my seventeen year old
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lab texts we put him to sleep here. And this
is a long journey with this place, Wimberley that has
called me back time and time again and taught me
the most profound lessons of divinity, frequency, truth, grace, letting go,
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death and dying, alchemy, psychic and intuitive abilities because as
you know, my psychic and intuitive abilities came online through
the lens of light rather than through the heaviness of darkness.
In Wimberley. This place in the space holds a frequency
for me, but it's also held deep karma. I know
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that I have been here in this land before. I
know that it is a place where I was intended
to traverse or revisit. To be here to close out
time loops, karma lessons, to walk through very sacred rights
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of passage right sobriety, spiritual awakening, marriage, death, and also
this rebirth back into remembering myself. And I have a
lot of reverence for being here. And I think what
has been the most profound period of time and all
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of that is profound, right, those are these are big
life events. You all can think back to places, places
that hold significance for you, geographical places, homes, jobs, you
know with so many places, whether they are places we
travel to on vacation or when on a retreat, or
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they are homes that we've lived in and that hold
sacred space and memory. Places hold significance and rights of passage.
And I encourage you this month, especially in the vibration
of the Nine, to look at some patterning and places
that have held space for you in your growth, in
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your evolution, in your remembering of your soul's true note
and frequency. For me, I think the most sacred and
the most challenging has been the last two years after
the death of my mother and being in that journey
of grief, that nonlinear, jagged line of grief. Also putting
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Text to sleep my dog texts my lab that was
like a crescendo of surrender. I believe I've shared this
with you all, but it was one of those moments
that I think I had a breakthrough on a soul level.
When my dog Text was in his last days. It
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was over Easter weekend, and so the vet was closed
and he was declining, and it was just very touch
and go and delicate and knowing when and what to do.
And I know that you all, many of you can
resonate with this, you know, making the decision to put
an animal to sleep, that delicate but mature, responsible decision.
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It's so hard and gut wrenching to navigate. But the
morning that we were driving him to the vet to
have him put to sleep, and it was just so hard,
I called my oldest sister, Sally. Dennis had gone out
to walk our other dog and he was going to
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come back and get me and we were going to
carry Text to the truck. And I called my sister Sally,
and I was just in an udder. I was in hysterics, right.
I knew that it needed to be done. I knew
that he was going, and I had asked texts. And
I can't not cry about this because when we moved
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back from Belize, Text was already old. I mean, I
just told you I had a seventeen year old Lab
who was like a miracle. I asked Text when we
moved from Belize back here to take care of my mom.
I said, hey, I need you to come back with
me and walk with me through this. Please don't go
before mom does, because it's just too much, like I
need you through this. And he healthfully, like a miracle.
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Lab was healthy. I mean, he had some hip stuff,
but he was active and happy and healthy until you know,
about a little over a year after the anniversary of
my mom's death. And he did that. He did just
what I asked him to do. I asked him to
walk with me and stay with me. And I would
say to Mom sometimes and text. I'd be like, text,
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pull it together, man, I'd say, pull your shit together,
like we're just gonna pull your shit together. Text, you
gotta be good. Mom's dying, Like I can't have you
go into And I mean, I would say that in jest,
but also really seriously. But when it was time for
him to go, I called my sister because I knew
that she could hold space for my hysteria. I knew
that I was messy and broken and human, and even
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though spiritually I knew that he was just transitioning to
the other side, and it was lovingly time for me
to thank him for being there and let him go.
And I called her and I was upset, and I said,
I'm just so aggravated because I wanted him to die
at home. Our vet could come to the house, you know,
and put him to sleep at the house, But because
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it had been over the Easter weekend and things were
busy at the VET, they couldn't schedule a time to
come out to the house until the next day, and
that would have been too much pain and agony for
him or for us, And so we had to put
him in the vehicle and take him to the vet.
And I didn't want him to die in the vet's office.
You know, this is my human grasping and you all know,
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like I know in my bones, that he's just transitioning
out of this body, over this rainbow bridge into infinite
light and form, but humanly, it's like I was hanging on.
That is not surrender. That is control and self will
and ego and hanging on. It's the human condition at
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its finest right, at its finest and most desperate. And
I said to my sister, I'm just so angry that
the FED couldn't get here, and now he can't die
at home, and I have to take him. And my
sisters lovingly said to me, She's said, Amanda, you are Texas. Home.
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Doesn't matter where he physically goes. As long as he's
with you, he's home. And that right there was all
I needed to hear and know and remember that home
is not a physical place. Home is an internal knowing.
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It is an inside job. It's an innate, fundamental connection.
Its presence. Home is presence feeling at home. And so,
of course we did get him to the vet, and
I mean even I think before they got that IV
in him, he was going right. But it was the
sweetest and most challenging thing. But that right of passage
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right there, and that last gasp of letting go humanly
of the people, spirits and souls that I was connected
with and attached to, it was kind of the last
proverbial nail in the coffin, right, let me just be
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a little wicked. It was like the last nail in
the coffin around death, and after that it was like
this healing journey began, a different healing journey through a
lot of surrender, grief and letting go a lot of
sorrowful and tearful moments, but in a lot of hope,
expansion and opportunity for new levels of freedom. And that's
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what the energy of the nine can feel like. It
doesn't have to be that gut wrenching right of passage acute,
but the energy of the nine can feel both sad
and sorrowful, heavy, but it feels so true, so real,
Just like me being in the car on the way
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to treatment with my mother and her being afraid I'm
going to jump out of the car, and me making
a joke about moving into the neighborhood and her dropping
me off at some random stranger's house, but her take
me making the commitment to go seek help, terror fear,
some divine comedy intertwined some desperation, also with an element
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of hope, of healing, of health, of well being. That's
what the nine feels like. It is everything combined into one.
I've shared this with you on I want to remind
you of this. The energy of the nine, the frequency
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of the nine is the sum of all the frequencies
that come before it. When you add the single digits
one through eight together, they sum total to thirty six.
Three plus six equals nine. So the nine is a crescendo.
It's a crescendo of fear and pain and sorrow, uncertainty, doubt,
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and it's also love. It's joy, it's truth, it's inner knowing.
It's innate. The nine touches a point of innateness, innate
fill in the blank, innate truth, innate healing, innate love,
innate leadership, innate joy, innate sorrow, innate pain, suffering, fill
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in the blank. It's innate. It is in your cells
and DNA, and it is not only an experience, It
is a feeling that reverberates through you. So I encourage
you as you embrace the energy of September, which holds
a big note. We've got this capstone month in numerology,
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We've got eclipse season. Looking at points in your life,
reflecting on those moments that may be laden with sorrow,
or pain, big decisions, but that also hold that pure
frequency tone of truth. I'm going to move through this
even though I'm terrified, because it feels true, because I believe,
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I have hope, I have faith, I know I am
destined for this. There's an element of destiny that comes
with the energy of the nine and that's why. So
what Wimberly has been for me, it's been this karmic
destiny to walk through some writes of passage to be
able to reconnect and rekindle my soul's an eight note.
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And that's what these last couple of years have felt like.
Has been this fine tuning, retuning my frequency field into
a pure tone, pure note. And the last I would say,
twenty twenty five. And I know I have communicated this
to you all, but twenty twenty five has been this
sacred this living meditation, this living mantra of coming back
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in tune with my oversoul, with my true note. And
now when I'm in that note, I feel it, and
there's a radiance that radiates through me and calls things
into my life. And when I'm off key, off kilter,
I want to be back in kilter, in sync as
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easily and or organically as I can, and I'm sharing
this with you all to evoke some questions within yourself
about karmic loops in your life. What is being mirrored
back to you right now so you can find your
own alignment. You can find what is true for you
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today and feel and know what that truth is, even
if it has notes of fear and pain and suffering,
or it is full of hope and joy and excitement,
but really allowing yourself time to marinate and meditate in
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your destiny, your path forward, shutting anything that is not
intended to carry you forward in this next nine years ahead.
And I'm speaking directly to twenty twenty six when I
say this time time between now and the end of
the year is asking all of us, on a multitude
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of levels, energetically, astrologically, numerologically, from a consciousness perspective, to
recognize what we are still caring, what scaffolding exists around
us that is limiting our radiance, our light, our happiness,
our truth, our true note, and becoming willing first of
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all to get honest or to recognize it, but become
willing to receive divine support, support from your oversoul, your
higher self, to carry you through and orchestrate and open
the passageways and doors for you to have the clarity
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to move through. Because the nine is also about piercing clarity.
I think that is one thing that I find to
ring very true true for the vibration and frequency of
the nine. It's like a ray of light. It's when
you are clear, You're clear. It's like when you know
you know, yes, this is what I'm intended to do.
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I don't know how the heck this is going to happen,
but this is it. Eureka. It's like a piercing clarity.
Look for your moments of piercing clarity, and not only
in September, but between now and the end of the year.
Get clear with your clarity. I know, I'm like, get
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clear with your clarity. But that's the nine. It's about
clarifying your clarity, which is your true note, your passage
way forward, and trusting that the people, places, experiences, resources,
resourcefulness you need to carry you through and move you forward,
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meaning your feet to keep up with your soul, your
feet to follow the call of your soul, your soul's
forward trajectory, upward trajectory, inward trajectory, truly, it's really about
the spiraling inward to your own true note, trusting that
you have divine forces encircling you, supporting you through, and
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that you are not alone, even though it can feel
innately alone at times, that there is something bigger, and
that you were practicing remembering how to be the architect
and the architecture simultaneously, the weaver and the web and
this great web of reality. When I think back and
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reflect on Wimberley, for me, I kept being drawn to
this place for these momentous experiences in my life, joyful
and painful awakening alike to grow me, to remind me
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of that purity and truth. What is going on for
you right now that is calling you in to your
sacred truth, to your own pure tone and pure note.
And are you dedicated? Are you trusting that your path
forward will unfold as if by divine magic? Or are
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you not wanting to surrender and wanting to keep your
tight grip on the old pain the old way of living,
doing and being. So I thank you for allowing me
some space and time to reflect on Wimberley to say
thank you to this place, this community, this land, this
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vortex of energy that has forever alchemized me back into myself,
and I hope that this resonates as far as your
own experiences of where you are today, where you have been,
and where you're going. But remembering that your presence, your
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presence is always transmitting in the field. And the more
true you are to your own self, your note, your
unique frequency in your divine presence, the more organic the
magnetization of the path forward, the highest path forward will become.
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And that is a mantra and living meditation for us
all as we began to close out finish up the
remainder of twenty twenty five in this nine universal year,
remembering the ser and the movement simultaneously is the true
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note that we are all attuning to. Thank you for
giving me the space. Thank you Wimberly, Texas for your grace,
your boldness, your pain, and your wonder right where I'm
supposed to be. I hope you are too. Thanks everyone,
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and be well. Thank you so much for listening to
Soul Sessions. If you've got questions, do not hesitate to
reach out. Email us podcast at Soulsessions dot me. If
you love this podcast and you want to hear more,
make sure you're following it, liking and subscribing and sharing
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it with other people. Send this energy out, share it
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Thanks for listening.
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