There's something I've been feeling called to share with this community, but I've honestly struggled to find the courage to talk about it. At the end of September, my family experienced something I never imagined we'd have to navigate. Specifically, my son and his friend went through what we believe was a very serious psychic attack following a visit to a public place. With my son's full permission, I'd like to share some of what happened, how we navigated the experience, and the incredible support we received from people within the spiritual community. I also want to share some of the tools, practices, and resources we've been using for energetic protection, clearing, and healing. I'm still learning, and I'm determined to keep learning and sharing what I discover. But most importantly, my intention is to EMPOWER, not create fear. ❤️ When I created The Light Collective, my vision was to bring people together to heal, grow, and raise our vibration so that our light could ripple outward into the collective. But spiritual growth isn't always about light and love. Sometimes it's also about navigating difficult experiences, understanding energetic boundaries, strengthening our sense of sovereignty, and remembering the power we hold within ourselves. I've encountered others with experiences they interpret in similar ways, and I believe there's value in having open, compassionate conversations about these things. This isn't a Halloween-themed discussion. It's something very personal that I've been working up the courage to share, and I finally feel ready. I'd love to open this conversation with a grounding and protection meditation, followed by sharing our experience, helpful resources, and an opportunity for questions and discussion. ✨ I'm considering going LIVE right here in Skool this Thursday, October 22, at 7 PM Central. Before I make it official, I'd love to know if this is something you'd be interested in attending. Please vote in the poll below! 💜 My hope is that we walk away from this conversation feeling informed, supported, and empowered, remembering that we can choose to lead with love, even when facing fear.