Healing Never Ends...But

“I’m Still Healing — and I’m Not Softening”

I’m still healing.

And honestly, I’ll always be healing.

Nobody ever gets to “healed healed.” Healing isn’t a finish line — it’s a sacred journey. It’s not about obsessing over fixing yourself; it’s about recognizing when you’re in an energy you no longer want to live in and deciding to heal to the other side.

Yes, you can shift your energy in a day — but true healing comes from consistency. From showing up for yourself every single day and saying, “I don’t want to be that version of me anymore.”

My fake version used to be a people-pleaser, always putting everyone else above me.

She was naïve, with a heart of gold that believed everyone could change.

She didn’t want anyone to feel pain, so she overextended, overgave, and overloved — until there was nothing left for herself.

She met karmic partners, raised karmic kids, and was born into a karmic family. For most of my life, I kept choosing karmic over karmic, lesson after lesson, betrayal after betrayal.

But one day, I decided — no more.

I decided to heal.

I decided to become the villain.

I decided to become the warrior.

I decided to fight through every betrayal and rise into my true self.

And let me be clear — I’m still healing, but don’t play with me.

I’ll throw a chair at you in a heartbeat if you disrespect me.

The villain in me isn’t gone — she’s just resting.

I love her. I honor her. I respect her.

I love the rebel too — she reminds me that I can’t be controlled.

I am a warrior.

I am a goddess.

I am a villain.

I am the Queen of Swords — sharp, discerning, unafraid to cut through illusions.

But most importantly, I am authentic.

I love with a real heart. I move with pure intention. Whatever I pursue, I do it with truth.

So don’t forget who I am — because I never will.

I know my energy.

It’s pure. It’s real. It’s divine. It’s dangerous when provoked.

I am the healer and the warrior.

The goddess and the villain.

And I wouldn’t trade any of it — because all of it makes me me.