Dating Agent Smith: the False twin Flame
There is a moment in the false twin flame bond where the connection stops feeling romantic and begins to feel possessive. The thoughts stop feeling like love and start to feel like intrusion. The pull stops feeling like chemistry and starts to feel like compulsion.
The Compulsion
There is a moment in the false twin flame bond where the connection stops feeling romantic and begins to feel possessive. The thoughts stop feeling like love and start to feel like intrusion. The pull stops feeling like chemistry and starts to feel like compulsion.
It becomes:
hard to think straight
hard to choose yourself
hard to remember who you were before the connection
It’s as if your rational mind has been muted and the emotional body has taken the wheel. This is when the bond becomes parasitic.
Not because he is evil. Not because you are weak. But because the connection is feeding on your life force instead of growing with it.
And if you do not recognize the test you don’t evolve. You repeat.
The Escape Room Phase
This phase feels like being trapped in your own emotions.
You see:
your patterns
your wounds
your emotional reactions
your longing
your self-sacrifice
And you don’t like the version of yourself you become around him. You know you are not showing up as the woman you are but the woman you used to be.
The relationship becomes an escape room for your soul:
You can leave at any time.
But only if you:
see the pattern
decode the loop
and choose yourself again
The door is open, but the spell tells you it’s locked. This is where many stay stuck for years.
The Parasite Grows When You Stay
If you remain in the loop:
Your self-worth shrinks
Your intuition goes quiet
Your vision blurs
Your purpose pauses
Your energy dims
It doesn’t just block your love life. It blocks your evolution. It stops the quantum jump.
The connection becomes a holding pattern, keeping you in the version of yourself you were before your awakening.
This is why it feels spiritual but also suffocating. The old frequency is fighting to stay alive.
The Red Pill / Blue Pill Moment
There comes a moment when your soul whispers:
“This is not love.
This is attachment.
This is the lesson.”
This is the moment of choice:
Blue Pill: Go back into the loop.
Tell the story again.
Lose yourself again.Red Pill: See the pattern.
Break the spell.
Walk out of the escape room.
Ascend your timeline.
This is not dramatic. This is evolutionary. This is where you become the woman your future calls for.
Recognizing the Agent Smith in Your Relationships
Just like in The Matrix —
the false flame shows up to protect the old program.
To keep you from:
rising into your power
stepping into your purpose
meeting the partner who can meet your soul
entering your next timeline
The false flame is the Agent Smith of your heart:
He doesn’t appear to destroy you.
He appears to keep you the same.
Once you see this —
the spell dissolves.
Not with anger.
Not with force.
But with awareness.
Rewriting the Pattern
You say:
“I choose myself now.”
“I do not chase intensity — I choose peace.”
“I do not bond with unfinished versions of people.”
“My story evolves here.”
And just like that:
The loop breaks
The thoughts clear
The cord loosens
Your energy returns
Your future opens
This is not the end of love. This is the beginning of a love that meets you awake.
In the end
In the end, I realized he was never meant to be my forever, he was meant to be my mirror. He came into my life to show me where I was still asleep, where I still chased intensity instead of intimacy, where I confused potential with presence.
He was not my twin flame, he was the false flame, the test before the real.
The moment I saw that, the spell broke. I stepped out of the loop, the longing, the ache, and I stepped back into myself.
Now I don’t chase. I don’t wait. I don’t prove. I receive.
Because love that is real does not pull me away from my path. it walks beside me, awake.
Love, Mara
Why Doesn’t He Come Back?
The moment I pulled back, when I said, “I don’t like how you’re treating me” or when I simply stopped adoring them, everything shifted. Suddenly, I wasn’t interesting anymore. I became the shadow they didn’t want to face. And that’s when it hit me: they didn’t miss me. They missed the high. The validation. The dopamine rush of being admired.
The Sentence That Stayed With Me
I still remember the first time someone told me:
“What I like about you is that you like me.”
At first, I laughed. It sounded almost cute, like a twisted version of romance. But the words stuck. They echoed.
And years later, when someone else said the exact same thing, I finally understood.
They never really liked me at all. They liked the way my eyes lit up when I saw them. They liked the applause, the way I made them feel like the most special person in the room.
My love was their mirror. And they couldn’t look at themselves without it.
When the Mirror Turns
But mirrors have two sides.
The moment I pulled back, when I said, “I don’t like how you’re treating me” or when I simply stopped adoring them, everything shifted.
Suddenly, I wasn’t interesting anymore. I became the shadow they didn’t want to face.
And that’s when it hit me: they didn’t miss me. They missed the high. The validation. The dopamine rush of being admired.
The Hopper and the Clinger
Some people handle that withdrawal by running. They hop to the next admirer, the next lover, the next stage where the applause is loud enough to keep them alive.
Others can’t let go. They linger. They stalk your socials. They haunt your silence, desperate for one last drop of attention.
One runs. One chases. But neither is truly there.
The Compromise
What cut even deeper was how I started betraying myself just to keep them close.
I changed my looks. I worked on myself, harder and harder, hoping to finally be seen. To finally be loved.
I kept asking: “Why don’t you love me? What more do I have to do?”
And when that still didn’t work, I compromised. I softened my words. I laughed at things that weren’t funny. I stayed quiet when I wanted to speak.
All the while, my shadow whispered:
“If you stop admiring him, you’ll lose him. And if you lose him, maybe you’ll never be enough.”
That was the wound. The fear of abandonment. The belief that love must always be earned, again and again, at any cost.
The Silence
Even I tried to play the game.
I gave the silent treatment, thinking maybe he would notice. Maybe he would miss me. Maybe I was special enough to haunt him in my absence.
But I was wrong. It was never about me. I was just an extra in his story.
And yet I kept circling the same questions:
Does he miss me? Will he come back? Was I not enough?
But the silence stretched on. And slowly, I realized, the universe doesn’t allow it.
The Intervention
Because the universe will never let you settle for something beneath your frequency. That’s why these connections always feel shaky. Why you can never truly rest inside them.
They aren’t built on truth, or love, or growth.
They are built on illusion. And the moment you rise, the moment your vibration lifts, you outgrow them.
It isn’t punishment. It’s protection.
And the funny thing is, I had worked so hard on improving myself that my frequency had already risen higher than the connection itself. Our energies could no longer meet, and I couldn’t lower mine again.
I was already in alignment with God’s purpose.
I needed this experience to stop abandoning myself for an illusion. To accept that some things were never real. To hear something louder than his absence. To hear my own power knocking on the door.
The Gift Hidden in Silence
So no, he doesn’t come back. And that, in itself, is the gift.
I had spent so much energy keeping the illusion alive, filling empty spaces with my own breath, chasing the wind of his absence, waiting for excuses and lies about why I was never a priority.
And yes, it hurt. Because letting go was never just about him, it was about letting go of the version of me that still believed people couldn’t use others just to feel good.
The version that wanted to believe that someone who touched my heart would never use me.
But the silence changed me. It showed me where my energy truly belonged.
The energy I once wasted keeping him alive now belongs to me. The applause I gave away, I can finally offer to my own dreams.
What looked like rejection was always redirection, toward the kind of love that can truly hold me.
Shadow Work: Coming Home to Yourself
The reason this story cuts so deeply is because it triggers the shadow:
The fear of being left behind.
The wound of not being enough.
The belief that love only exists if you keep proving yourself.
That’s why his silence stings. Not because of him, but because of what it reveals in you.
And this is where the healing begins. When you step into radical acceptance, no longer chasing, no longer compromising, you open the door to transform those wounds. That is the work of the shadow.
Shadow Work Journey
If you’re ready for that journey, I invite you to join me on a 3-Month Shadow Work Experience.
Together, we’ll confront the patterns that kept you small, dissolve the need for external validation, and reclaim the power that was always yours.
This is not about waiting for him to come back.
It’s about finally coming home to yourself.
I love you, you are loved,
Mara.
The Spirit of Rejection: Breaking the Grip
The spirit of rejection cannot live without your permission. It has no power unless you feed it - with fear, with agreement, with your silence.
It usually starts quietly. A look. A moment. A word that cuts. Maybe you were a child the first time it happened — the moment someone made you feel unwanted. A parent too busy to notice your tears. A teacher who said “why can’t you be more like your brother?” The friend group that laughed at you, not with you.
That’s when it entered.
Not just pain. Not just sadness. A presence.
The spirit of rejection doesn’t knock. It slips in and whispers: “You’re not enough. You’re not wanted. You don’t belong here.”
And because it comes so early, so deep, you believe it. You start living as if it’s true.
The Spirit Speaks
If the spirit of rejection could speak, it might say this:
“I was born the moment you believed the lie. I saw your pain, your loneliness, the moment they turned away from you — and I moved in.
I don’t want you dead. I want you small.
I want you apologizing for existing.
I want you chasing love that never stays.
I want you scrolling at 3 a.m., crying quietly so no one hears you.
I want you doubting every compliment, dismissing every success.I am strongest when you agree with me.
Every time you say, ‘I’m not enough,’ I grow.
Every time you settle for less, I feast.
Every time you betray your truth to keep the peace, I celebrate.My mission is simple:
Keep you from seeing who you really are.
Because if you ever discover your worth — if you ever choose love, alignment, and truth over me — I die.”
When you hear it this way, you realize something crucial:
The spirit of rejection cannot live without your permission. It has no power unless you feed it — with fear, with agreement, with your silence.
The Grip It Has on You
You grow up, but the voice grows with you.
Every job interview, every relationship, every room you walk into — it’s there. It makes you apologize for existing before anyone has said a word.
It makes you:
Stay quiet when you want to speak.
Settle for love that doesn’t love you back.
Work yourself to exhaustion to prove you deserve a seat at the table.
Criticize yourself first, so no one else gets the chance.
The spirit of rejection doesn’t just want to hurt you.
It wants to shape you.
How It Haunts Humanity
When you start to see it, you notice it everywhere:
People chasing validation online because they never felt seen in real life.
People self-sabotaging healthy love because they fear abandonment.
People performing, perfecting, pleasing — just to avoid being “too much” or “not enough.”
It’s in the jokes we make about not being good enough.
It’s in the way we drink to numb, scroll to forget, and hide from silence because silence feels too close to rejection. Humanity is haunted by this spirit.
The Frequency of Rejection
But here is the danger: rejection is not just a memory — it’s a frequency.
When you carry rejection as part of your identity, you start to emit it. It becomes the energy you unconsciously broadcast.
And energy attracts.
So what happens?
You draw in people and situations that affirm the wound:
Partners who abandon you.
Friends who betray you.
Bosses who overlook you.
Opportunities that slip away just when you get close.
Not because you are cursed, but because your unhealed energy keeps calling it in.
This is why rejection feels like a cycle that won’t end. It will keep repeating until you shift the frequency.
The good news? You can.
The Twist
But here’s the part the spirit of rejection doesn’t want you to know:
You were never actually rejected. Not by life. Not by God. Not by your destiny.
Yes, you were hurt. Yes, someone’s words or actions pierced you like a knife. But rejection’s real mission isn’t to keep you hurt — it’s to keep you small. It wants you silenced. It wants you living half-hearted, hiding your light, never fully stepping into who you are.
It wants you distracted by pain so you never discover your power.
And this is the great plot twist of your life: rejection has been your greatest teacher all along. It has been showing you where you still need to heal, where you still seek approval, where you still give away your power.
The moment you see this — really see it — you realize that rejection is not proof that you are unworthy. It is evidence that you are being called to rise above the places and people that could not hold you.
When you name it for what it is, the grip loosens. The spell breaks.
The Breaking Point
Freedom begins when you stop running from that wound and finally turn to face it. When you stand in front of the pain that shaped you and say:
“No more. You are not my identity.
I am not what happened to me.
I am not your lie.
I am not too much.
I am not too little.
I am not disposable.
I am chosen. I am whole. I am free.”
And then something sacred happens.
The tears you’ve been holding back for years start to pour, not as weakness, but as cleansing. The anger you buried starts to rise, not as destruction, but as fire, burning away the old story.
You grieve for every younger version of you who felt abandoned.You grieve for every time you abandoned yourself just to stay loved.
And then — you breathe. Not the shallow breath of survival, but a deep, soul-cleansing breath.
The kind of breath that feels like you just came back home to yourself.
The Rewriting
Slowly, you begin to tell a new story.
At first, it feels strange, even rebellious:
I am wanted.
I am chosen.
I belong here.
You stop asking for permission to exist.
You stop performing for those who cannot see your worth.
You stop contorting yourself just to stay in rooms where your soul doesn’t fit.
You start to choose love that feeds you instead of love that starves you.
You start to speak words that honor your truth instead of silence your heart.
You start to see rejection for what it was: not a curse, but a compass.
You realize it was never meant to define you — it was meant to refine you.
Rejection becomes the fire that forged you.
The very thing that tried to break you becomes the thing that awakens you.
Final Words
The spirit of rejection cannot survive without your agreement. It has no power unless you feed it.
Every time you choose to speak instead of staying silent, to honor yourself instead of betray yourself, to walk away from what dishonors you — it starves.
And then you realize: you were never truly rejected. You were being redirected — back to God, back to your soul, back to the places where you could grow and belong fully.
This is the moment you stop living as the wounded one and start living as the chosen one you always were.
Love, Mara
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The Darkest Truth About Love and Attraction
You tell yourself: This must be it, the love of my life. But here’s the truth: that intensity isn’t always love. Most of the time, it’s your shadow.
It starts with a rush. Your heart races, your mind spins, and suddenly one person feels like gravity itself. You can’t stop replaying their smile, their voice, their energy.
You tell yourself: This must be it, the love of my life. But here’s the truth: that intensity isn’t always love. Most of the time, it’s your shadow.
Why You Get Hooked So Fast
When someone mirrors your dreams, your words, your energy, it feels like recognition. But often it isn’t them you’re seeing, it’s you. The part of yourself you’ve suppressed, denied, or never received.
And that’s the dangerous part. What feels like destiny is often just familiarity. You’re not drawn to their soul, you’re drawn to the wound they awaken.
That’s why the ones who manipulate move quickly. They create passion, not peace. They hook you before their mask slips, because if you saw who they really were, insecure, inconsistent, unavailable, controlling, stingy — you’d walk away.
The Deeper Purpose
As painful as it feels, there is purpose in this pull.
Every intense attraction is a mirror, showing you the parts of yourself still longing to be healed.
You’re not falling for them. You’re falling for the unfinished story inside of you. The rejection you never made peace with. The love you had to fight for. The safety you never felt.The universe doesn’t bring these people to complete you. It brings them to reveal what’s incomplete within you.
How to Heal and Protect Yourself
The work begins when you pause and ask different questions:
What does this person really remind me of?
Do I feel safe with them, or just addicted?
Am I choosing them, or is my wound choosing for me?
True healing is giving yourself what you’ve been begging to receive from others. Safety. Validation. Love without conditions.
And protection? It’s in slowing down. Because real love doesn’t need urgency. It shows up steady, consistent, calm. The fireworks fade, but safety doesn’t.
Red Flags vs. Soul Truth
Intensity is not a sign of “the one.” It’s a signal. A message.
It might be a red flag: love-bombing, hot-and-cold games, withholding affection.
Or it might be a trigger: your psyche trying to rewrite an old wound through a new body.
Either way, it’s not fate. It’s information.
What Love Really Is
The darkest truth about attraction is this: you don’t always fall for who’s good for you. You fall for who feels like home, even if home was painful.
But the moment you see it for what it is, the spell breaks. You can stop mistaking intensity for love. You can stop letting your wounds choose for you.
Because real love is not about the mask, the illusion, or the chase. Real love is about commitment — not the kind that traps you in someone’s shadow, but the kind that lifts you into the higher good of the connection.
It’s commitment to truth. To growth. To showing up as your whole self and allowing the other to do the same.
Real love won’t make you panic. It won’t make you question your worth. It won’t keep you addicted to the chase.
Real love feels steady. It feels like calm. It feels like truth. Not the storm, but the ground beneath your feet.
Love, Mara
When You Commit to Your Vision, You See People More Clearly
Distractions lose their shine. Chaos feels heavier. The games people play become more obvious. Suddenly, you can spot the difference between someone who’s genuinely showing up for you and someone who’s only here for what they can take.
The moment you fully commit to your vision, something shifts. Not just in your work, not just in your energy, but in your eyes. You begin to see.
Distractions lose their shine. Chaos feels heavier. The games people play become more obvious.
Suddenly, you can spot the difference between someone who’s genuinely showing up for you and someone who’s only here for what they can take.
This isn’t magic, it’s clarity.
When you’re locked in on your goals, you no longer need validation from outside noise. You stop chasing people who don’t match your pace. You stop entertaining conversations that don’t match your frequency. And in that stillness, you notice the little things others overlook:
The tone in someone’s voice when they speak about you.
The way their actions align (or don’t) with their words.
Whether their presence brings peace or drains it.
Staying grounded and balanced is not just about protecting your energy, it’s about protecting your perception.
When you’re scattered, you can’t read intentions clearly. But when you’re aligned, you see the truth faster.
Before you engage in anything, a person, a job, a project, pause and ask:
What is this really bringing into my life?
Does it move me closer to my vision or pull me away from it?
Commitment to your vision is a filter.
It lets the real ones in, and it quietly removes the rest. Because when you know where you’re going, you’ll never let someone with unclear intentions lead you off your path.
Stay focused. Stay discerning. And remember, the clearer your vision, the clearer you see people.
Love, Mara
Every Time You Hurt a Woman, You Curse Yourself!
There is a sacred law written not in books, but in blood, in womb, in whisper. And that law is this: a woman is not just a partner, she is a portal. To hurt her is to block the divine.
In my work with spirit, I’ve learned something I can’t unsee.
There is a sacred law written not in books, but in blood, in womb, in whisper. And that law is this: a woman is not just a partner, she is a portal. To hurt her is to block the divine.
To curse her is to curse your own blessings.
Every time you lie to a woman, you fragment your own truth.
Every time you cheat, you steal from your future.
Every time you drain her energy, scream at her, belittle her, you invite misfortune into your life like a welcome guest.
Because she came to protect you spiritually.
The moment you misuse her trust, you lose your protection.
She is not just a body or a beauty, she is a multiplier.
Give her a seed, she’ll birth a garden.
Give her a home, she’ll make a sanctuary.
Give her love, and she will turn it into legacy.
But give her pain… and watch how your own life falls apart.
Women are God’s Favored
That’s why (his)tory tried to erase her.
Once honored as matriarchs, oracles, and leaders of tribes, women held the codes of creation, intuition, and divine order. But when the world shifted from matriarchy to patriarchy, her throne was stolen. Her voice silenced. Her role reduced.
The woman became a threat, not because she was weak, but because she was limitless.
She could birth life, heal through touch, and speak to the unseen. So they called her dangerous. Labeled her a witch. Burned her, banished her, rewrote her story in shadows.
Little girls were taught to dim their light not because they had none but because their light could not be controlled.
A woman in her full power is untameable,
and that has always terrified systems built on fear.
What we call a “spiritual war” today has always been a war on the feminine. Because God placed the blessing within her. Every woman carries magic in her bones,
wisdom in her womb, and power in her remembrance.
And when she remembers who she is, the world will shift.
When a Woman Is in Your Life, You Are Blessed
She is not here to compete with you. She is here to elevate you. To reflect your power back to you, in purer form.
A woman by your side can multiply your abundance. She transmutes the energy around her, like a priestess. But she is not your emotional dustbin, not your punching bag, not your placeholder until you feel whole.
You must protect the feminine.
Provide for her not just financially, but emotionally, spiritually, energetically.
To the men reading this:
Love yourself more, so you can truly love her.
Not possess her.
Not fear her.
But love her.
Raise your daughters to know their power.
Teach your sons that gentleness is not weakness.
And if you're blessed enough to have a woman who still prays for you honor her like the divine gift she is.
To the women out there:
Stop shrinking to be chosen.
Stop betraying yourself to keep the peace.
Your power was never meant to be tamed.
You are not too much, the world has just been too small.
Love yourself like your life depends on it, because spiritually, it does.
You are the miracle. Act like it.
You can’t win in life while wounding the sacred.
So if your life starts falling apart, your money dries up, your peace disappears,and conflict seems to follow you like a shadow, ask yourself:
which woman did I hurt?
Whose heart did I break?
Whose tears did I ignore?
Or worse — did I abandon myself?
Because it’s not just about how others treat the woman.
It’s also about how she treats herself. When a woman lies to herself, stays in cycles of disrespect, tolerates abuse, or shrinks to be loved, she curses her own abundance.
You cannot receive miracles while entertaining what breaks you. You cannot call in divine love while betraying your own heart. And you cannot rise while staying loyal to what is dragging you down.
Because every woman carries divine energy, and when you betray her, or she betrays herself, you betray your own blessings.
You can’t win in life while wounding the sacred.
Make it right. Apologize. Heal. Protect what is holy or live with the curse you created.
Because hurting a woman is not just a personal failing.
It is a spiritual sabotage.
And loving her right? That’s where your upgrade begins.
Love, Mara
Protect Your Energy from Low Vibrations
As a spiritual adviser, I’ve seen firsthand, through countless tarot readings, that what people call “relationship issues” are often signs of deeper energetic warfare.”
As a spiritual adviser, I’ve seen firsthand, through countless tarot readings, that what people call “relationship issues” are often signs of deeper energetic warfare.”
I’ve worked with people who are under spiritual attack; in love, in work, in family dynamics. These aren’t just painful connections. They are karmic traps, designed to test whether you will finally choose yourself. Whether you will love yourself enough to say no. Whether you will protect your light — or hand it over.
But giving advice is one thing.
Living it is another.
Many of my clients come to me already spiritually weakened. Their nervous systems are dysregulated. Their auras pierced. Their self-worth eroded. They’re being cheated on, beaten down, manipulated, drained — and still, they feel addicted. They’ve been emotionally and spiritually groomed.
By the time they come to me, they don’t even recognize themselves.
And the saddest part?
They think it’s their fault.
You’re Not Just Hurt, You’re Under Spiritual Invasion
What many don’t realize is this:
There are people walking this earth who are not just broken, they are possessed by darkness.
They carry jealousy like venom. They see your light, your softness, your connection to the divine — and they can’t stand it. They don’t want to love you. They want to infect you.
They need to transfer their chaos into you, so you can carry it for them. Their pain. Their karma. Their ancestral baggage. Because they have no intention of healing — only of handing it off.
And so they latch onto you. They make you responsible for their sadness, their mistakes, their rage. Suddenly, every conversation is about them. Their needs. Their feelings. Their wounds. And yours? They don’t exist in the dynamic.
Your life becomes a container for their mess. And if you don’t wake up in time. You become their sacrifice.
Energy Is Real. And So Is Energetic Theft.
What starts as emotional manipulation becomes energetic transference. And that’s when the symptoms begin:
Chronic fatigue
Weight gain or weight loss
Brain fog
Skin problems
Financial instability
Random misfortunes
Deep, unexplained sadness
And a nervous system that’s always in survival mode
You’ll start to forget who you were before you met them.
You’ll notice your beauty fade. Your glow dim. Your creativity stall. It’s not a metaphor. It’s a spiritual hijacking.
Discernment Is More Than a Buzzword. It’s a Spiritual Weapon.
You cannot navigate this world purely with love and good intentions. You need discernment, the ability to see through masks, to feel through energy, to hear the lie behind the pretty words. Discernment isn’t fear. It’s knowing.
Knowing when someone is sent to uplift you. And when someone is sent to destroy you.
Step 1. Face your own demons
Discernment comes from your own healing. From facing your shadows. From sitting with your own pain until you no longer fall for the illusion of being someone else’s savior.
You don’t earn discernment from reading quotes. You earn it from surviving what tried to take your soul, and choosing not to go back.
Protect Your Light Like It’s Your Lifeline, Because It Is
Your joy irritates those who live in misery. Your peace threatens those who thrive in chaos. Your connection to God enrages those who feel abandoned by the divine.
Some people want to see you suffer simply because your existence reflects what they gave up on in themselves.
And they will try to dim, delay, and destroy you, all while calling it love.
But your soul knows. It always knows. The nausea after the call. The anxiety before you meet. The confusion that follows every conversation. The subtle way you shrink, abandon your voice, second-guess your truth.
These are not signs to ignore. These are spiritual alerts.
If You’ve Been Feeling Off Lately…
Ask yourself:
Who am I holding space for that is stealing mine? Whose energy have I let into my field that doesn’t belong? What karma am I carrying that was never mine to begin with?
You were not put on this earth to be a vessel for other people’s destruction.
You are here to shine. To lead. To love, and be loved.
But to do that, you must learn to see clearly.
And walk away quickly. You owe no one your destruction. Not even the ones you once called home.
So cleanse your space. Return their energy.Pray over your life. Call your power back.
Discernment is divine protection. Use it. Your light depends on it.
If you need help to stay in your own purpose and power. Go to hausofhealing.nl to book your spiritual session with me.
Love, Mara