Closed Doors and Character Alignment

Life has been fascinating lately. I’ve been attending a lot of social events and, just as I expected, meeting new characters as I progress through my cosmic story. It’s been an exciting journey, and I’m loving every moment. I’ve reflected a lot on the art of character alignment—the natural progression or regression of relationships based on life’s phases. I’ve embraced this reality without judgment, and it’s truly paying off. Ase!

The Shift in Relationships

One realization I’ve had over the past few months is the lack of response from certain people. For example, I recently entertained the idea of closing my business. While running it, I worked with contractors instead of employees, as it was more sustainable. Some of these contractors were incredibly sweet, often expressing how inspiring I was to them and how grateful they were for the additional income. We’d even have lengthy conversations where I’d tap into my inspirational side to encourage them.

Then, all of a sudden, they stopped responding—completely. I reached out a couple of times, checking in to ensure they were okay or asking if they were still available for work. There was no offense or issue; they simply vanished from my reality. My inner guidance told me that the “scene” or phase I was in had ended, and as a result, the people from that scene were fading away.

This wasn’t limited to contractors. I noticed this with groups of people I used to feel deeply connected to. Slowly but surely, those connections have grown distant—whether through social media camaraderie, outings, or even simple conversations. Radio silence from all of them at the same time. To me, this was a clear sign that that chapter of my life had officially closed.

Welcoming a New Energy

After spending some time in an intense hermit mode and going through an awakening, I’ve started meeting incredible new people. These individuals reflect the person I am now and align with where I’m headed. They understand my language and share similarities and coincidences with me. And if not that, they simply offer genuine encouragement and reflect back the work I’ve done on myself.

For example, I recently attended an Erykah Badu concert and ran into an A&R rep who told me I should start making beats again. They could sense I was a music person, and their encouragement was uplifting. We exchanged playlists, and they were excited about my music choices. Music has always been a core part of me, and it’s been aligning me with some really cool people lately. The crowd I’m finding myself in now is artsy and alternative—concerts and art shows kind of vibes, which I’ve been missing.

Magnetism in Action

Here’s a funny side note about goddesshood and magnetism. A new associate I was with recently was astonished by how we were treated when we went out. A reality TV star I’d seen before went out of their way to get us a table, and people were falling over themselves to give us things. My friend exclaimed, “Whoa, I never get treated like this. I’m coming out with you more often!”

I laughed because I wasn’t even dressed to impress—just a bomber jacket, wide-leg pants, and dunks—but men and women alike were turning heads. My husband jokingly says I must be cloaked in a spell because, during a recent date, a woman shouted, “You’re so gorgeous!” It’s funny because I’ve set intentions for spiritual growth, but I must’ve gained some aura points along the way!

At another event, a group of people took turns telling me how gorgeous I was. The female bartender even chimed in, saying, “Yes, she’s gorgeous! I’ve been looking at her all night” (and handed me a free drink I didn’t need). It was one of those moments where I thought, “Okay, y’all, calm down.”

Character Alignment in Full Effect

What astonishes me most is how people are dropping out of my life while others are effortlessly stepping in. Many of the new connections feel familiar, like I’ve noticed them before. Some are even from television, giving me “Truman Show” vibes. I used to feel this way when I moved from LA and kept running into people I knew on TV or seeing people I knew on tv—old friends, acquaintances, and even former flames.

Lately, I’ve been noticing that a lot of influential people are moving to Dallas. I used to think, “I never see them,” but now, every time I go out, I meet them. These people shine—they carry an energy. It reminds me of my time in Los Angeles. But what’s most refreshing is that these connections aren’t about clout; they’re about character alignment.

Transcending and Letting Go

The people I used to enjoy are fading away. Even people, groups, and organizations I once wanted to connect with no longer feel desirable. But I’m finding that every desire I have is now met with much better options that feel more aligned. Whether it’s intellectual stimulation, glammed-up nights out, or attending concerts together, I’m thoroughly enjoying this social chapter of my life as I continue to transcend.

If you want to experience this kind of alignment, here’s my advice:

Let go of people. Release attachments to relationships that no longer serve you.

Understand your astrological aspects. Align with your personal blueprint.

Learn universal laws. Create a flow with your reality.

Take simple steps to be your best self. Focus on what makes you feel good.

Manifest based on feelings, not appearances. Forget what you think something should look like.

Carry yourself as a high-caliber individual. Be open to receiving and recognize your divinity.

Your life is a story, and every chapter brings new characters. Embrace the journey, trust the alignment, and watch the magic unfold.