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Back in the early 2000s I ate a diet packed with organic foods, I exercised regularly, I didn't smoke cigarettes, I rarely drank alcohol... I did all the 'right' and 'healthy' things that keep you 'safe'. And then I died from cancer.
It wasn't until after my NDE that I realized I had never made a single one those 'healthy' lifestyle choices because I loved myself. I had only ever made choices out of fear. I kept hearing the prediction, '1 in 3 people get cancer in their lifetime' over and over on the news, so I dosed myself up on supplements and focused on staying healthy while researching everything I could do to prevent this scary illness from happening to me. I unintentionally immersed myself in the culture of cancer, subconsciously telling my body, "You are weak. You need my external intervention to protect you." I should have been living in the completely opposite way. I should have been living from the inside out.
Living from the inside out allows our soul to take the lead in our life. It means we break away from the reality we are marinated in and asks us to rely on our soul's wisdom. It allows our soul to express itself through us, knowing that it is eternal, super powerful, and connected to all of the knowledge of other side. Living from the inside out is honoring our soul, listening to our soul, and loving our soul, over the noise of the outside world. And the more we practice these things, the more we make decisions for ourselves out of love, instead of out of the fear imbued in us by external influences.
I made the promise to live from the inside out after my NDE, specifically, the moment I saw my reflection in the hospital mirror for the first time.
About a week after I came out of the coma I was strong enough to get to the bathroom by myself and while in there I saw my reflection for the first time. While I felt elated and invincible, what I saw in the mirror was an emaciated woman covered in bandages... and it brought me to tears. I wasn't crying out of vanity, but because for the first time, I had a perspective on the hard journey I had put my soul through. I looked in my own eyes and made the promise that I would never forsake myself again, that I would always love and value myself. I was saying this specifically to my soul, not to the physical body of Anita, but to the eternal part of me. In that moment I promised that all of my actions moving forward would come from my soul's wisdom and the esoteric field, and I would live life from the inside out.
When we allow our soul to express itself through us that's when magic and miracles can start to happen...