The Version of You Who Doesn’t Ask That Anymore
Kitchen Alchemy
In the last few newsletters I listed my bone broth breakfast and cauliflower dinner bowls. This past week I was out of town visiting family and cooked a lot. One thing we made was easy breakfast tacos.
My Breakfast this week: 2 tortillas, scrambled eggs, sautéed spinach, avocado slices, pickled onions, and hot sauce. Herbal tea.
Total: ~320 cal | 20g protein
variations – add bacon or turkey bacon, microgreens, roasted sweet potato cubes, cilantro, feta or cotija, salsa verde, chili crisp, or a drizzle of tahini-lemon sauce. If you want to level it up, use garlic-sautéed kale or swap in a turmeric cauliflower scramble.
vegan alternative: Tofu scramble with turmeric, black salt, garlic, and a pinch of cumin. Add smashed black beans or crispy tempeh strips for extra protein. Serve with avocado and fermented veggies like kimchi or purple kraut.
Aligned Action
If you want flow, you move fast. Waiting is not flow. Overthinking is not flow. Procrastination is the opposite of creation. Moving doesn’t mean chasing. It doesn’t mean forcing. It means doing the thing that clears the path in front of you. The little thing you’ve been avoiding. The thing that takes 30 seconds and frees up your whole nervous system.
Read one page now in the book you've had on your nightstand. Do 10 Cat Cows now instead of never getting to that yoga class. Reply to the texts just sitting there. Clean out the drawer while you have it open. Drink a glass of water now instead of setting the health goal. Whatever it is, whatever the goal is, whatever the desire is, just do whatever version you can of it in this moment and keep moving.
Tarot of the Week
Justice
fairness, truth, cause and effect, karma, clarity, decisions
I pulled the Justice card and then I looked at my can of Hibiscus & Rose soda I was holding and the symbol on the back of the can is the Justice scales! Synchronicities.
Steps on the 5D Path
(my personal journal entry this week)
The Version of You Who Doesn’t Ask That Anymore
My entire life I’ve loved this quote from Albert Einstein: “No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.”
I think it was the first quote I put on my Facebook profile when Facebook first came out. It’s always been a quote I really love, but I don’t think I ever truly understood it until recently. I had recently gone through almost a year of painfully asking myself some of the same questions over and over again.
I always thought Einstein meant you had to change your perspective on something and look at it in different way because you can’t have the same mindset to solve a problem as you did to create the problem. It never occurred to me that what it really means is so much more than changing your perspective.
You don’t just need a better answer to the same question or problem you’ve been trying to solve—you need to become the version of you who no longer asks the question.
The version of you who doesn’t need that answer. The version of you who doesn’t have that problem to solve. The version of you who is whole now. The version of you who orbits yourself. The version of you who knows the right seat for you is at the right table at the right time. The version of you who walks away from what is not aligned for you.
Don’t keep rearranging the furniture in the same old room.
Leave the room entirely.
Upgrade the level of consciousness.
Become the you who lives in the reality where the question doesn’t even apply anymore.
Because real transformation doesn’t give you a better answer.
It makes the old question irrelevant.
And that’s the only question to ask now. What must I say, do or be to step into the version of myself that would make my question irrelevant?