VICTORIA

Déjà vu is often brushed off as a strange brain moment, but it feels like more than that. It is that quiet pause when something inside recognizes the moment before the mind can explain it. A feeling of having been here, even when you know you have not.
Science talks about timing in the brain and memory misfires, and that may be part of it. But for many people, especially those who are more sensitive, déjà vu tends to show up during moments of change or growth. It feels less like confusion and more like recognition.
Sometimes it happens when life lines up in a way that matters. It can feel like a small confirmation, almost like an inner nod that says you are where you need to be. Not because everything is perfect, but because something important is unfolding.
Déjà vu does not always need to be figured out. Some experiences are meant to be noticed rather than explained. This may be one of those moments.
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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 150

VICTORIA

Revenge is funny in the way a bad idea can feel brilliant for about thirty seconds. The ego lights up like, “Oh yes, this is justice,” when really it’s just trying to cover the bruise it doesn’t want anyone to see. The ego wants to look strong, but it’s usually yelling loudest when it feels the smallest. It wants to rise, even if it has to drag you down to do it.

When we slide into revenge mode, it feels like we’re taking our power back, but we’re actually giving it away. We think we’re settling the score, but we’re really keeping the score alive. It’s that backward math the ego loves: hurt them so I can feel whole, even though I’m using the very hurt I’m trying to escape. One of those “looks good on paper, terrible in real life” situations.

And the quantum field? It’s not out there judging us. It’s just mirroring whatever we’re broadcasting. When we send out revenge, the field tightens. When we send out peace, it softens. When we want someone to suffer, the field tosses back more suffering-shaped energy. When we release the whole thing, the field opens like it’s been waiting on us the entire time. It’s the ultimate “as above, so… yeah, you know the rest” moment.

Revenge shouts. Healing whispers.
Revenge contracts. Healing expands.
Revenge ties knots. Healing untangles them.
Revenge keeps the wound bleeding. Healing lets it breathe.

And honestly, once the dust settles, most of us realize we don’t even want revenge — we just want relief. We want the story to stop looping in our heads. We want our nervous system to stop acting like an unpaid intern trying to juggle too many tasks. We want to feel like ourselves again, not like some dramatic version of us who’s auditioning for a soap opera.

The moment we let the idea of revenge drop — not because we’re holy, just because we’re tired — everything shifts. The energy around us gets lighter. The quantum field responds. And the ego, well… it sulks for a minute, then it gets over it.

Because peace feels better, even when the ego was rooting for the plot twist.

Ps: The image is my morning coffee and proof what we have and what we give. Signs are everywhere. Love more, heal and feel great. 🫶

What do you see?


Love ❤️ Victoria

1 month ago | [YT] | 83

VICTORIA

In any kind of relationship — friendships, family, romantic, work, all of it — there’s a quiet skill that becomes the foundation for real connection: holding space for people to make mistakes.
When we care about someone, we sometimes forget they’re human. We expect them to already know better or do better. But growth isn’t linear. Nobody evolves without tripping over their own patterns a few times. Holding space means allowing people to be in their process — messy, confused, imperfect — without making it about our ego or expectations. It doesn’t mean we tolerate harmful behavior. It simply means we understand that mistakes are part of the human curriculum.
It takes emotional maturity to stay grounded when someone stumbles. It takes awareness to pause instead of react. And it takes compassion to remember that we’ve all been the one making the mistake… and someone, somewhere, extended grace to us. Holding space isn’t being a doormat. It’s creating a container where honesty can breathe and where repair can actually happen. It’s saying, “I see who you are beyond this moment. I’m not defining you by this one stumble.”
And the more you grow spiritually, the easier it becomes. You stop needing people to be perfect in order for you to feel safe. You become steady enough within yourself that someone else’s imperfection doesn’t shake you. That’s where connection deepens — when both people have room to be real instead of performing. That kind of space doesn’t just keep a relationship alive; it supports everyone involved in evolving.

Love 🫶 Victoria

1 month ago | [YT] | 66

VICTORIA

There’s this funny thing that starts happening when your vibration rises. You’re just living your life, minding your own energy, and suddenly a few people around you get irritated for no clear reason. You’re not doing anything different. You’re not preaching, correcting, or trying to “fix” anyone. You’re literally just standing there existing. But something in your energy makes them uncomfortable, and they either pull back or quietly exit your life. I used to take it personally, but honestly, it’s usually just their stuff bumping into your growth.
Another thing that shows up is people not seeing who you truly are anymore. You can be sitting in your truth, clear as day, but they look at you like you’re the same person you were ten years ago. They react to the old you, not the actual you. It’s like watching someone read an outdated instruction manual for a completely different model. You want to wave your hands and say, “Hey, I’ve updated!” but it doesn’t work that way. Some people just don’t have the range to recognize your expansion.
You’ll also notice your tolerance changing. The things you used to let slide… don’t slide. The conversations you used to pretend to be interested in suddenly feel like you’re shrinking yourself to fit in. You walk into certain spaces and your whole body says “nope” before your mind even catches up. And honestly, once you feel that level of clarity, it gets harder and harder to ignore. Your energy starts choosing for you, even when you’re still trying to be polite.
And underneath all of this, there’s a quiet new strength growing in you. Your intuition sharpens. Your sense of what’s real becomes steadier. You stop chasing anything or anyone, because you finally realize what aligns with you won’t make you twist yourself into knots. It’s not dramatic. It’s not flashy. It’s just you leveling up in ways that your nervous system can actually handle. And if some people fall away in the process… well, bless them on their journey. You’re busy living yours.

Love 🫶 Victoria

1 month ago | [YT] | 106

VICTORIA

Lately, I’ve been noticing a theme in the world — a lack of genuine connection and true friendships.

So many people feel unseen, unheard, or unsupported. The ache for belonging runs deep for them, and when that connection isn’t there, it’s easy to turn toward things that distract — endless scrolling, staying busy, numbing with food or drink, or anything that helps us avoid the stillness.

What if that loneliness is actually a divine invitation — one that asks us to turn within instead of away?

When the outer world feels quiet and there’s no one around, no plans, and no noise to drown it out, that’s when the soul begins to whisper. It calls us inward — to remind us that we are never truly alone.

When we can sit with ourselves — truly sit — and allow what we feel to rise to the surface without judgment, something beautiful begins to shift. We start to recognize the presence that’s always been with us: the Divine within, our higher self, God, Source… whatever name feels like home to you.

That’s when loneliness transforms into solitude.
And solitude becomes sanctuary. A true gift.

It’s in those quiet, tender spaces that healing unfolds. We begin to meet the parts of ourselves that have longed for our own attention and love. And from that place of inner peace, we naturally attract friendships that are deeper, truer, and more soul-aligned — not because we need them, but because we are finally resonating at the frequency of connection itself.

💗 When we turn within, we discover our truest friend — the one who’s been with us all along.

2 months ago | [YT] | 109

VICTORIA

As i always burn candles throughout my readings and meditations. Today as usual i burn 2 candles and here is the end of it. I see a face and letter T. What do you see ? What do you think? 🫣👇

2 months ago | [YT] | 61

VICTORIA

When we first begin awakening, it’s natural to go searching. We want to know what’s real, who’s telling the truth, what’s been hidden. We dig, we research, we question everything — and that’s part of the journey. But eventually, the constant searching begins to exhaust us. It’s as if every rabbit hole we go down leads us right back to ourselves.

That’s because Truth with a capital “T” isn’t something to be uncovered — it’s something to be remembered. It’s already within you, waiting in the quiet places the world taught you to overlook.

When you rest in the stillness of your heart, the noise fades. The mind softens. The need to find something gives way to simply being. And in that sacred pause, truth rises naturally — not as a fact or a theory, but as a vibration of peace.

From that space, you stop chasing the light. You start radiating it. You become what you’ve been seeking all along — the calm center in the middle of every storm, the steady flame that no illusion can extinguish.

That is what it means to awaken beyond 3D: not to know more, but to be more — by remembering who you already are.


Blessings 🫶

2 months ago | [YT] | 152

VICTORIA

“In stillness, what was once unseen begins to reveal itself.”
When it comes to manifesting your true heart’s desires, silence isn’t emptiness—it’s a powerful space of creation. In our noisy world, we often look outside ourselves for answers, clarity, or signs. But it’s in the quiet moments—when the mind settles and the heart speaks—that the invisible threads of our dreams begin to take shape.
Manifestation doesn’t require force; it asks for alignment. And alignment often happens in the silence, where your energy can harmonize with the frequency of what you truly desire. In that space, you’re not chasing your dreams—they begin to meet you.

6 months ago | [YT] | 99

VICTORIA

Rejection is never truly about you—it’s about the one doing the rejecting. Their perspective, their wounds, their fears, their alignment (or lack thereof) with your energy. Too often, we internalize rejection as a reflection of our worth when, in reality, it’s divine redirection.
God’s protection doesn’t always come in the form of open doors—it often comes in closed ones. You may not see it in the moment, but what doesn’t align with you is being removed for a reason. Whether it’s a person, opportunity, or situation, rejection is simply the universe saying, “This is not for you.”
Trust that when something (or someone) leaves, it’s making space for something better, something truly meant for you.

6 months ago | [YT] | 354

VICTORIA

A timeline shift is really just a way of describing those moments when something inside you changes—and suddenly, your whole reality feels a little different. It’s like your inner world upgrades, and the outer world responds. You might make a new choice, heal an old wound, or simply begin to see things more clearly, and that inner shift gently moves you onto a different path… one that’s more aligned with where your soul is ready to go.

Some people describe it as jumping into a new version of reality, almost like tuning into a different station on the same radio. Everything’s still “here,” but it feels different—like people respond to you in new ways, synchronicities start popping up more often, and the things that used to weigh you down start to feel lighter or even irrelevant.

Sometimes these shifts happen on a personal level, like after a deep realization or a heart-opening experience. Other times, it feels collective—like after an eclipse, a big world event, or just a wave of energy that ripples through all of us. On those days, time might feel strange, or you may notice a dreamy, slightly surreal quality to your surroundings, like reality is rearranging itself just a little.

You might notice that people drift out of your life while new ones drift in, or that old triggers just don’t have the same grip on you anymore. Maybe you suddenly feel more peaceful, or you start receiving little signs that you’re on a new trajectory. It’s not always dramatic, but it’s often undeniable, like you’ve stepped through a subtle doorway without even realizing it at first.

Have you felt something like that recently—where it seemed like reality just… shifted a bit?

Happy Full Moon my Loves ❤️🤗

6 months ago | [YT] | 431