The Kismet Jurnee

Sometimes silence is the loudest truth.
The people I thought would cheer the loudest never said a word.
And at first, it broke me — until I realized their silence wasn’t rejection, it was revelation.
Not everyone can handle your healing.
Not everyone can stomach your becoming.
And that’s okay.
I wasn’t built for their approval — I was built for purpose.

The greatest tool that we have to change the world is our capacity to change our mind about the world.

Human beings have always looked for someone or something to worship, often forgetting the divine spark that already lives within. We are not separate from the sacred—we are expressions of it. To revere yourself is not arrogance; it’s alignment with truth. This is the essence of what Christ, or Yeshua, came to teach: that the kingdom of God is within, and that the light you’re searching for has always been within you.



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As the full moon closes, it’s a reminder to release what no longer serves you—negative thoughts, heavy energy, old patterns. Let it go and make room for clarity. ✨

Change doesn’t start with the world—it starts with us. With you. With me. One choice at a time.

Choosing Light Over Darkness

As the full moon comes to a close, I find myself reflecting on the importance of mental clarity. Life has a way of piling on heaviness—negative thoughts, draining energy, old habits, and unnecessary baggage. Sometimes, it feels like we’re all walking around carrying more than our souls were ever meant to hold. That’s why release is not just an option—it’s a necessity. Releasing what doesn’t serve you creates space for what does. And the best part? It costs nothing.

We live in a time where the climate of society leans more negative than positive. News cycles are heavy, people are divided, and fear seems louder than love. But here’s the truth: with intention, we can shift the scale. We can redirect ourselves—back to love, back to light, back to the possibility of something better.

Imagine a society where no one is without food, where children aren’t starving, and where homelessness doesn’t exist. It sounds like a dream, but every great change started as an idea, a seed planted in someone’s mind. It is possible. But it starts with us. It starts with me. It starts with you. It starts with choosing to be part of the solution rather than adding to the problem.

So I ask: What are some ways we can better our society? Maybe it’s as simple as showing kindness to a stranger, checking on a neighbor, volunteering, or raising our voices for those who can’t. Maybe it’s choosing compassion when anger feels easier.

The world doesn’t change all at once—it changes moment by moment, choice by choice, person by person. And when enough of us lean into light, the darkness won’t stand a chance.

Are you feeling the shift? Let me know if this resonate with you down in the comments.