Kristin Fehrman

Although I’ve always been a loner, it’s intensified over the past year. I definitely knew I was going through “The Hermit Phase” after spending the holidays by myself this past season.

We have to fully release the old for something new to enter. If we receive new, positive things in our life before we are ready, they will surely fall away.

A twin flame isn’t to be confused with a soulmate; although both types of relationships are intense and passionate, there’s a big difference between the two. 

This is probably one of the only years of my life I haven’t thought about Valentine’s Day at all. Despite Hallmark aisles, flower sales, and candy hearts sprinkled around town, I haven’t given the “holiday” any meaning this year, nor have I taken it seriously.

If life seems to be getting you down or you’re losing hope, just remember: your thoughts shape your outside world. The Law of Attraction won’t bring you a million dollars if you simply think about it, but it will help attract positivity. 

Your heart will always guide you in the right direction.

It’s time to put on my big girl pants and own up to my side of the street.

During this New Moon, I am letting go of what I once was and making room for the magic that is on its way. 

The New Moon is a time to shed limited beliefs, past habits, and let-downs to make way for what we’re really set out to do.

When you notice the number 1 in any order, stop and pay attention to your thoughts.

I wouldn’t want to be like everyone else… and I would much rather find someone who appreciates me for me.

Any amount of money, compliments, or gifts do not permit a human being to treat you like an object or a transaction.

I am extremely fortunate to have spent the past couple of years focused on securing confidence within myself, my passions, and surrounding myself with healthy people.

Creating the reality you desire is easier than you think; you just need to believe, act “as if”, and trust the process.

In order to meditate, you must sit still in a quiet room. Contrary to popular belief, you don’t have to sit still to meditate! Many find the same calming sensation through running, yoga, crafts, and other hobbies. 

Cutting back on “things” has made me so much happier, less stressed, and more content with what I do have. Today, I look to spirituality, not spending, when I am feeling lost.

Equipped with only a few hundred dollars, three packed bags and a pros and cons list, I blindly moved to a city I barely knew.

People often ask me why I get dressed up, and my response is simple: “I’m only throwing on one thing. It’s easy.”