Author Archives: Orli

Forgiveness

I’ve noticed something over the years. Forgiveness seems to have become a destination. Almost a milestone. As though one day we’ll finally be able to say, “I’ve forgiven.”

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“Death Is of Vital Importance”

I don’t usually write about books. Not because books haven’t shaped me. They have. Some of them have changed me in ways I only understood years later.

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The Grief of Losing a Friend

Not losing a friend to death. But the death of the friendship itself. When a friendship comes to an end.

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Belonging

I’ve been journeying with this word my entire life. I still do. It’s one of those words that seems almost self-explanatory. Until you stop for a moment and ask yourself what it actually means.

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What Is Light Language?

A question I’m often asked is: what exactly is Light Language? And I’ll be honest. It’s one of the harder things to put into words.

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What Are the Akashic Records?

A question I get asked a lot is: so what actually is the Akashic Records? It’s a fair question. For something that comes up more and more these days, it’s rarely explained in a way that feels clear, or grounded.

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Why Do We Resist the Very Things We Say We Want?

Lately, I’ve been wondering about something. Why is it that we can want something with all our heart… …and still spend years moving away from it?

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Fear

I don’t like talking about fear. Not because it’s uncomfortable to admit I’m afraid. Because fear has a strange way of exposing things I’d rather keep to myself.

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Rage, Anger, Fury

I don’t like being angry. I never have. My own anger frightens me sometimes. Other people’s anger does too.

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Shallow Waters, Deep Waters

People often ask me what inner work actually looks like. It’s a difficult question to answer. Mostly because it looks different for each of us. But if I had to choose one metaphor…

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