Evening Prayer I Build Your Strength I God is My Business Plan

Keira Brinton leads an evening devotional on vulnerability as strength, opening with breathwork and gong, then an oracle reading from the Divine Feminine deck featuring Akhilanda, the goddess of never-not-broken. She guides listeners through heart-centered breathing and affirmations to embrace being broken as a path to liberation.
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Happy evening. Welcome. Welcome back to God is My Business Plan. This is a daily practice practice that we do where we connect in, we connect above, and we do healing work and all the magical things. So let's begin. How do we want to start tonight? Let's see, let's see. Oh, we have not done the gong in a bit. So let's. Let's sound this out. Let's clear out any of the energy that isn't serving you right now. So breathing in and out and in and out. One more. And out. There we go. Clean out the mess. All right, so now let's start by calling in all of our angels, our guides, those who are here to support us and into the divine light to come and sit with us, to hold this space for us. There we go. We're going to ask. The light will touch our ears so we can spiritually hear what needs to be heard. The light will touch our third eyes. We'll have access to all of our spiritual gifts. The light will cleanse our lips, that we speak only what needs to be spoken. Breathing in and out. Okay, I just keep hearing to pull this one card for you. So I'm going to go grab her. So this is an Orville deck that I use all the time. It's called the Divine Feminine and it is written by Megan Watterson. So this morning I pulled this card. Then we're gonna. We're gonna work through it tonight. The card is Akhilanda. She's the goddess of never not broken. Her mantra is everything happens. For my liberation, I choose to become only more love. So the message, I'm going to just read one little piece of this and then we're going to kind of work through this tonight. Okay? Okay. So I'm going to read this to you. Many of us exert tremendous energy in the effort to not break or fall apart. We resist our grief, our heartbreak, or we deny the need to change until the choice no longer feels like it's ours. Something sideswipes us and our ordinary life and shatters who we think we are and how we identify ourselves. Here's what Akih Akilanda reminds us. Vulnerability is our greatest strength. If we are always broken, we can never break. Akilanda is the most intimate and personally powerful goddess because she meets us in those moments when we. When we can feel most alone, most exposed, and most afraid. She models how to thrive in the midst of change. She uses pain to joyfully and purposefully transform. She sees everything as an opportunity to release what isn't serving her and she knows that being broken isn't a failure or something we should avoid. It's actually the whole point. We are here to let our ideas of ourselves go up in flames. So that beneath the ashes, the soft core of who we truly are arises. And so that we remember that it's not the heart that ever breaks, it's the ego, the heart only ever experienced fans. I mean, how good is that? How good is that? So that message came to me this morning in my own personal sacred space. And just now it came again. So this message of if you always have your heart broken open, you can't ever break. And so much of us are walking around, putting that shield on, putting that mask on, hiding, hiding, hiding, hiding. And the message is to be vulnerable, to be open, to be seen. So you're going to breathe the light in through the crown of your head. You're going to breathe all the way into your heart. And you're going to let it rest in your heart. Let it rest in your heart. Gonna breathe in, breathe out. Let it rest in your heart. Rest in your heart. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And I want you to just place your hand right on your heart. And you're just gonna let it know that it's okay for your heart to be seen. It's okay for your heart to feel. It's okay for your heart to be sad, to be angry, to be hurt. And it's okay for your heart to be loved. To to be seen, to be witnessed. It is okay. It is okay. It is okay. Just looking at all the emotions that you've been having, looking at all the things that have been going on in your life. And I want you to feel yourself. Wrap each one of them in love, letting them know, like you would a little child. It's okay. It's going to be okay. It's okay. It's okay to cry. It's okay to be angry. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. You want to say those words to your heart, letting it know that it's okay to be broken. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Take a nice breath in. And in this strength, this strength of vulnerability, you will rise again tomorrow with more power in your cells, with more fire in your purpose, with more energy than you've had. When we stop resisting the brokenness, when we stop resisting the grief, when we stop resisting the frustration or anger, we regain our energy again. And when you have energy, when you have purpose, you're able to create success. You're able to share what you create with success. This work right here is the groundwork for miracles. All right, my dear friend, may you rest well tonight, and I will see you in the morning.










