You Can’t Receive What You’re Not Aligned With

There’s something sacred about being authentic—raw, unfiltered, and true to the core. It’s not just a personality trait. It’s an energetic frequency. When I show up in my truth, I bring with me wisdom, healing, and enrichment. My insight isn’t just words—it’s lived experience, spiritual depth, and ancestral knowing.

But here’s the thing: not everyone can receive it.

I’ve learned the hard way that no matter how close someone appears to be, if they are not living in truth, they cannot align with mine. Even if we laugh together, share memories, or hold titles like “friend” or “family,” if someone is deeply rooted in denial, illusions, or ego-based identities—they will never fully experience what I bring to the table.

Because my energy doesn’t speak to masks.

It speaks to the soul.

When someone is committed to inauthenticity—when they deny who they truly are, hide behind roles, or project personas—they create an energetic wall. That wall blocks my essence. They might hear my words, but they don’t feel them. They might witness my light, but they’re too afraid to stand in it. And I’ve had to accept that no matter how much love or knowledge I carry, I can’t force someone to receive what they are not ready or willing to hold.

That’s not my burden.

I don’t dim or dilute myself for others to catch up. I don’t wear false humility or suppress my truth for comfort. I show up as me—fully, fiercely, divinely aligned. And while some may turn away, the right ones will lean in. Because they’re living in truth too. They’re vibrating at a level where we see each other.

Authenticity calls in alignment.

And alignment brings peace.

So if you find yourself feeling unseen, unheard, or misunderstood by people you love, take a breath. Ask yourself: Are we energetically aligned? Or am I trying to pour into someone who isn’t holding their own cup with clean hands?

It’s not about judgment. It’s about honoring your vibration. Protecting your gifts. And trusting that the right souls—the ones who live in truth—will always recognize you.

Because your light was never meant for shadowed spaces.