Everything I’ve been through—every loss, every betrayal, every moment of discrimination, every bias, every undercover remark, every slash, every whip, every backlash—has only made me sparkle like a silver diamond 💎💫.
Just like the Rainbow Crow, who sacrificed his beauty and voice to bring light and help to his people, I too have endured and faced challenges to bring light to those around me. The Crow’s light shined differently because of his willingness to sacrifice. And just like him, I’ve transformed through my journey, shining in a way that no one can ever dim or control 💫.
Through his sacrifice, God blessed the Crow with a divine gift, making him untouchable, his wings shimmering with the colors of the rainbow 🌈. Just like the Crow, I’ve been forged in fire, and now I stand untouchable, strong, resilient, and radiant.
Much like Kuan Yin, whose father tried to control her, wanted her to marry for the wrong reasons, and even tried to take her out—I’ve been through the same. But just as Kuan Yin forgave her father’s betrayals, I too forgive those who tried to control, manipulate, and hurt me. Forgiveness doesn’t mean I have to allow them back into my life, but it means I free myself from the chains they tried to put on me.
Like Baba Yaga, I was given the impossible tasks by my own mother—who did everything in her power to break me. But just like Baba Yaga’s story, I rose from the ashes, took on the challenge, and came out stronger. Forgiven, free from control, and with no resentment. Freedom is my birthright.
And just like Sita, who had to prove her innocence twice to her husband, my ex left me and married someone else because I didn’t fit his mold of what a woman should be. We were both powerful, but he chose the submissive Eve over the empowered Lilith. But I’ve come full circle. I’ve forgiven him too. He wasn’t ready for the power I carry, and that’s okay.
Now, I forgive my kids for the disrespect I’ve received, even though I’ve shown them nothing but love and kindness. Like Hansel and Gretel, the relationship with my children has been shaped by the loss of their brother and the pain of parental alienation. But like Hansel and Gretel, I forgive them too. Sometimes, we must let go to heal, and I’ve learned to love them unconditionally, despite the hurt.
Through it all, I’ve learned that self-love is the most important thing. You cannot pour from an empty cup. I’ve made it my mission to love myself and heal every part of me—mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually—because you can’t shine if you’re not whole.
I’ve forgiven anyone who’s come to me seeking wise counsel with deceit in their hearts. Integrity, sacrifice, balance, love, and care—these are the values I stand on, and this is what I bring to the table.
My health, my kids, my family, my life—everything was broken at one point. But through God’s grace and my own will to rise, I am whole again. I’ve learned to heal myself, and I want to help others do the same.
If you let me, I will show you the way. The journey from brokenness to wholeness is possible. You too can sparkle like a silver diamond.
