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AUTHOR PENNY ANN
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Words Matter
When you spell a word, you are casting a vibration. Every sentence you speak is energy moving into form. Every thought you repeat is shaping something. So be careful what you say. Be careful what you rehearse. Be careful what you declare about yourself. If your language is coming from stress, drama, fear, or comparison, you’re creating from a lower frequency — not from who you truly are. The world is loud. Media is loud. Other people’s lives are loud. Turn it off. Step back.

Penny Ann
Apr 21 min read


The Child Within
If you keep allowing the child to tell you its truth, then the mother can never share wisdom—because the child is always right. The mother listens and says, yes, you’re right… yes, you’re right… absolutely. Now, if we equate the child with the ego, and the mother with our connection to Source. The ego becomes so busy telling God what life is all about that God cannot bestow wisdom—because we’re not listening. It’s just like a child telling their mother all about the zoo and t

Penny Ann
Mar 283 min read


The Now Moment
Integrity only exists in the now. Not in the past. Not in the future. Not in the replay of shame, guilt, fear, or anxiety. Only now. And here’s the beautiful thing about now: It keeps arriving. Here’s a now moment. And another. And another. In every single one, you get to choose: Who am I going to be right now? How do I want to respond? What kind of energy do I want to bring into this moment? If something rises that doesn’t feel aligned — anger, insecurity, fear — feel it…and

Penny Ann
Mar 251 min read


Stress
Once people are kept in a constant state of fight-or-flight—whether through games, movies, TV shows, or nonstop media—you can see the effects. Everything is designed to pull on emotion. And to be fair, that’s what good storytelling does: it creates drama, excitement, tension. That’s how things sell. But when you’re emotionally activated all the time, your body pays the price. Living in fight-or-flight means the body is constantly dumping stress chemicals into the system. Over

Penny Ann
Mar 211 min read
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