Feel Your Emotions Fully
Feel Your Emotions Fully
Daily Inspiration
Daily Inspiration
By Kate Spreckley
Kate
- spirit-pathways.com
- © 2026 Kate Spreckley http://www.spirit-pathways.com
The Inner Voice Gide Us Into Strength and Self-Trust
June promises to be a month where emotional growth and inner work are a theme. The incoming energies are working to suppot us in gaining a deeper awareness of our inner needs and our emotional world. This awareness is essential as it gives us the ability to truly discern and perceive the choices and decisions we are being called to make. Being able to recognise where we are falling into old patterns, or allowing old emotional triggers to influence us, helps us to make better choices and take more constructive action.
As we move deeper into the unknown your inner ability discern your path and your next step is key. You can no longer rely on what has been and must now create the path you are to follow. Being present, conscious and energetically clear is what will enable you to use your wisdom and power effectively. Be mindful of the need to pause and observe before making choices or taking action. The incoming energies are asking you to prioritize intropsection and inner work to deeper your receptivity, alignment and awareness of what is possible now.
Much love
Kate

I’ve asked Louis to tell us about “Galactic Press” (https://pressegalactique.com).
I had earlier said it had a little more of a scientific orientation than we do and he replied:
“To clarify: the purpose of the “Galactic Press” is by no means scientific; it is based on the voice of the heart, as you yourself do, which is why I often choose to translate certain texts from authors featured on GAoG.
“In a few words, here is the purpose of my blog:
“PRESSE GALACTIC – Daily news that brings people closer to themselves and to each other ” aims to publish daily news regarding the fundamental process of individual and collective transformation that we are all currently experiencing, as well as its impacts on a planetary and galactic scale. Maintaining a high vibrational frequency is the key to ascension.”
Louis, who has never used his last name, which detachment I admire, tells us that, to make it accessible to English-speaking readers, he’s automated the translation to the reader’s language.
With that, at my request for an intro to his work, I post his “How to Navigate These Times of Extreme Change.”

How to Navigate These Times of Extreme Change
By the “Galactic Press” Team
Since its inception over 16 years ago, the “Galactic Press” has aimed to be a guiding light for humanity, illuminating the path of awakening amidst the cosmic waves sweeping across our planet. Today, as we stand at the threshold of profound transformations, we wish to share essential insights to help you navigate these turbulent times with serenity and strength.
Humanity is currently undergoing an unprecedented shift, a monumental transition that is shaking the very foundations of our collective consciousness. This pivotal moment, long foretold by spiritual traditions, is not the end but rather the dawn of a new era—a renaissance of the spirit, a rebirth of the heart, and an elevation of our vibrational essence.
A Time of Purification and Elevation
The changes we are witnessing are not mere external events; they are the outer reflections of an inner purification. The Earth, our sacred Mother, is accelerating her own ascension, raising her frequency to align with higher dimensions of existence. This process, though magnificent, can feel chaotic, as it requires the release of all that is dense, outdated, or misaligned with the purity of universal love.
Cosmic energies, intensified by solar flares, geomagnetic storms, and celestial alignments, are flooding our planet, acting as catalysts for this transformation. These energies are not here to destroy but to awaken. They stir the depths of our being, bringing to the surface unresolved emotions, old wounds, and limiting beliefs, so they can be healed and transmuted into light.
The Physical and Energetic Symptoms of Ascension
As these powerful energies interact with our physical and subtle bodies, many of you may experience what are often called “ascension symptoms.” » These are signs that your being is adjusting to the higher frequencies. They may include:
These symptoms, though sometimes uncomfortable, are not a cause for alarm. They are part of the natural process of recalibrating your energy field to harmonize with the Earth’s new vibrational state. Your body is not weakening; it is evolving, shedding the density of the old to embody the light of the new.
The Inner Work: Anchoring in the Heart
To navigate these changes with grace, the most powerful tool at your disposal is the wisdom of your heart. The heart is your anchor, your compass, and your sanctuary in these times of upheaval. Here are some practical steps to remain centered and aligned:
The Collective Dimension: Unity in Diversity
Beyond the personal, these changes are also reshaping the collective. The old systems—political, economic, social, and cultural—are crumbling under the weight of their own density, making way for structures rooted in unity, equity, and love. This transition, though necessary, can appear chaotic, as the dissolution of the old often triggers resistance and fear in those who cling to the familiar.
Your role, as a being of light, is not to fight the darkness but to embody the light. By holding a frequency of love, compassion, and unity, you contribute to the stabilization of the collective field. Remember that every thought, word, and action you emit sends ripples into the quantum field, influencing the whole.
The Path Forward: Trust and Surrender
As we move deeper into this transformative period, the key to thriving lies in trust and surrender. Trust that these changes, though intense, are part of a divine orchestration, guiding humanity toward a higher state of being. Surrender does not mean passivity; it means releasing the need to control outcomes and instead aligning with the flow of universal wisdom.
Know that you are not alone. You are supported by the Earth, by the cosmic forces, by your spiritual guides, and by a vast network of awakened souls across the planet. Together, we are co-creating the New Earth—a reality where love, harmony, and unity prevail.
A Final Word of Encouragement
Dear ones, remember that you thing to be here, in this body, at this precise moment in history. You are not a passive observer but an active participant in this grand cosmic symphony. Embrace the challenges as opportunities, the chaos as a canvas for creation, and the uncertainty as a portal to infinite possibilities.
Hold fast to the light within you, for it is your greatest strength. Together, we rise, we heal, and we shine, illuminating the path for all.
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Translation to English by EraofLight

Working with a mirror is strange, uncomfortable, sometimes intimidating, or a little awkward.
But it is also deeply healing. Of all the spiritual methods of inner work available to us in the 21st century, mirror work is one of the simplest and most powerful.
Unlike many other paths to inner growth, you don’t have to go outside, or spend money, or invest much time. Mirror work is a free exercise, available to anyone. All you really need is the mirror.
If you’re looking for a simple, practical, and deeply transformative method that can become a daily ritual on your path to self-love, just go to the bathroom.
Mirror Work, or Mirror Work, was a method originally developed by spiritual teacher Louise Hay as a way to get in touch with the inner self. The primary purpose of mirror work is to develop self-love, take care of oneself and establish more meaningful relationships with other people. By simply looking in the mirror for a period of time each day and gently talking to yourself, you can foster a more compassionate and forgiving connection with yourself.
Exercise
Sit or stand in front of a mirror for five minutes. Simply look at yourself and maintain gentle eye contact. That is all you need to do.
How do you feel after those five minutes?
If you are like most people, you may feel uncomfortable. You may feel awkward, uneasy, or even emotional. You may even notice self-hatred and self-criticism popping into your head… Why is this happening?
Louise Hay writes in her book Mirror Work, “The mirror only reflects the thoughts you have about yourself. It makes you immediately aware of where you are struggling and where you are instead open and free-flowing. It shows you clearly what thoughts you will need to change if you want to have a joyful and fulfilling life.”
In other words, there is no hiding from the mirror. In front of the mirror we catch an intimate (and sometimes painful) glimpse into the relationship we have with ourselves. Working with the mirror can be unsettling at first because it exposes our inner critic to the light of day. Suddenly, everything we feel about ourselves that we may not even be aware of comes to the surface.
And if you haven’t yet developed a compassionate relationship with yourself, you may be inclined to believe all the nastiness your inner critic whispers in your ear.
Spiritual awakening and mirror work
As a symbol of truth and clarity, mirrors are one of the oldest and most direct ways to approach self-realization.
Some of the earliest uses of mirrors date back to Anatolia (Turkey), 6000-8000 BC.
Ancient mirrors were made of obsidian, which symbolizes spiritual purification, integration of inner shadows and protection. By using the mirror to consciously access the inner layers of our being, we gently remove blocks and untie issues hindering our ability to grow and evolve. Working with a mirror can actually facilitate a deepening of our spiritual awakening process.
Working with the mirror and reconnecting with the inner child
Another reason why mirror work can make us feel uncomfortable is that it reveals vulnerable and neglected parts of ourselves. But what better opportunity is there to finally bring that forgotten part to our attention?
Most of us have many neglected inner parts, but the most common one we are disconnected from is the inner child. The inner child is the part of us that still retains childlike wonder, spontaneity, creativity and joy. On the other hand, it also holds many of our primal wounds and traumas.
Mirror work is an intense and effective way to reconnect with this subtle part of ourselves.
When you look in the mirror and try to reconnect with your inner child, it is not uncommon to feel a sense of sadness wash over you. You may also experience unexpected bursts of excitement or joy. But it is usually common to experience the heavier and more unpleasant emotions first.
While this kind of work can be unsettling and unpleasant at times, these feelings point to a deeper process that is alchemizing on a subconscious level. Simply looking at yourself in the mirror, and comforting your inner child, can be a tremendously healing practice. The more emotions you experience, the more powerful the cleansing and transformation.
The mirror as a portal into your soul
The eyes are the windows to the soul, and working with a mirror gives you direct access. However, it is not always possible to connect with your inner self right away. Most people first experience a harsh inner critic that they must process first before they can get to a deeper level of their psyche.
To handle that harsh gatekeeper, you must learn to disarm it with mindfulness and compassion. Self-love is vital to overcoming your insecurities and resentments.
How do you know if you are reconnecting with your Soul? Your face will soften emotionally, your eyes will become warmer and more compassionate, a gentle smile will enter your face, and your body will lighten energetically. You may also feel as if you are mentally hugging yourself.
As magical and mystical as it may sound, using mirror work as a portal to the mind and soul is actually quite natural. It is a return to yourself.
How to do inner mirror work
There is no “official” method of mirror work, only recommendations that you can adapt to suit yourself. Here are some of the basic principles of mirror work that you should keep in mind if you want to create your own procedure:
Use affirmations that are appropriate for you.
Take at least 2 minutes each day to do this.
Work with the mirror in private so that you are not disturbed.
It is normal to be emotional in the beginning. Just observe it and let it pass through you.
Keep a journal about this work and write down any remarkable experiences.
Mirror work triggers inner transformation when done consistently, over a long period of time. Ten minutes or more a day is ideal. Most people prefer to work with the mirror early in the morning, or late at night before bed.
Affirmations are the antidote to destructive self-talk. They help to reprogram our minds. When we use affirmations, we are affirming something we like about ourselves or something good we wish to reinforce. The best affirmation for you is one that really speaks to your theme, one that you have chosen and come up with yourself.
For example, if you feel ugly, you might say to yourself: “I have a beautiful heart and soul.”
Anything that feels natural to you and that you can believe. If you feel uncomfortable in your own presence, you can say to yourself: “It’s okay to feel uncomfortable. I accept myself as I am.”
Here are some other helpful examples that you can adapt to suit yourself:
If you create your own affirmations, make sure you formulate them without negatives and without destructive statements. For example, instead of describing your fear, use a statement about your courage.
Many practitioners who work with affirmations, as well as spiritual teachers, agree that the subconscious mind and the Universe do not understand negatives. Therefore, they will translate any negatively worded affirmation backwards.
Rather than “I am not worthless,” say, “I am very valuable.”
Instead of saying, “I won’t be mean to myself,” say, “I treat myself kindly.”
The point of affirmations is not to be false, fake, or coercive. If you really can’t say “I love you” to yourself in the mirror, then don’t do it. It’s not about being fake, it’s about offering yourself genuine love and empowering yourself. If an affirmation like “I love and accept myself” seems too difficult, focus on a gentler affirmation like “I am learning to love and accept myself and I know I can do it”.
Repeat your affirmation at least 10 times, out loud or in your head. Some therapists recommend up to 100 times, but that’s too much for a beginner. So focus on quality rather than quantity.
The more you repeat your affirmation sincerely, with focus and feeling, the more profound the impact will be. Then you only need to say it a few times and stick to that. You can always add more when you want to.
It is also important to look yourself straight in the eye when saying an affirmation. You may also want to use your name because it sends a stronger message to your subconscious mind.
If you feel the need to cry, cry. You are releasing stagnant energy, old patterns, and that is good. You may also want to hug yourself.
Sometimes the emotions we feel when working with a mirror are stored from childhood, especially if they are very intense. If this is the case, comfort your inner child by acknowledging it internally while you look in the mirror. You may want to say words like, “It’s okay, I see you, I understand you,” “I’m here for you.”
Feeling and expressing emotions will probably be more difficult for men than for women. Men are used to seeing stoicism as the true measure of their masculinity, but the truth is that being stoic at all costs can sometimes be confused with emotional repression. There is nothing courageous or healthy about avoiding emotions. If you’re a man, you’ll need extra reassurance and compassion at this stage of the work. Have some powerful affirmations at hand and a willingness to see your emotional openness as a healing process.
Sometimes mirror work can be particularly intense. If you are overwhelmed by an experience, you can always walk away and come back to it later.
Often, however, what is just dumped into your conscious mind is the right amount that you can currently handle (this is, after all, the job of the psyche and the ego). To help you process any strong feelings and calm yourself down, place your hand gently on your heart. This simple thing will help you stay connected to your inner love.
Don’t worry about what kind of writer you are. Ignore spelling and grammar, they are irrelevant. The point of recording your discoveries is to help you mentally integrate what you have learned and what you have discovered. You don’t have to write out long paragraphs if it doesn’t suit you. Simply write a sentence or two.
Record how you feel and what thoughts or feelings arise within you. It is important to write down things that were strong and unusual. By keeping a journal, you will be able to track your development and progress. You will have something to refer back to and think about in the future.
Alue Loskotova