Ruby Vision Empowerment

😍Grateful for Her Gift 😍

Almost 30 years ago, I was cutting the hair of a young family. I was newly pregnant and mentioned that my waistband felt unusually tight.
Without hesitation she smiled and said, “That’s because you’re having twins.”
At the time, I barely knew her. I didn’t think much of it.

She was right.
Today my twins are 27½ years old, and somehow that brief moment has stayed with me all these years. Not because her words changed anything—they didn’t change my pregnancy or my journey into motherhood—but because they became part of our story even until today.

Three decades later, we’re still close friends and made memories together—laughing as we rode a kid-sized motorized vehicle through a farm.

Over the years I’ve come to appreciate that we each have our own unique way of sensing and serving the world. Since 2008, my own path has led me into dowsing and working with the land. I’ve also met people in other professions who quietly use similar intuitive skills as part of their work, rarely talking about it publicly. Mostly we think of women with intuition and yes I agree but also men still dowse on the land for farming quietly combing old world skills with new world. 

That has made me think about “the gift.” At the time she told me that truth of twins- I’d not yet practiced my gift. What she shared, stuck with me as mental and spiritual truth. I thank her for expressing her gifts.

Not everyone’s gift looks the same. Some people have a gift. Some for seeing possibilities that others miss.
Her gift was subtle but real. Mine is also in the subtle field but different. But what matters most is that we each offer something uniquely our own.

Today, I’m simply grateful.
Grateful for a friendship that has lasted nearly 30 years. Grateful for the moment she spoke words I’ll never forget.
And grateful that life has a way of bringing people together whose gifts quietly shape one another’s journey.

🥰I’m grateful for our community together.

Do you “have the gift?”

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Coles note’s:
*T.V =Tell you a Vision
*It’s your work to connect with a holy higher power
*It has to be your truth
*Don’t be spoon fed
*Or brainwashed
*It’s your job to have an inner relationship with God.
*Be discerning

The recent conversation around The Age of Disclosure isn’t really about UFOs.
It’s about something much deeper:
What do we do when an experience doesn’t fit our current understanding of reality?
When I was seven years old, my sibling and I were outside on a clear summer day. We both saw a silver disk hovering silently in the sky.
She ran inside to get our mum and grandmother.
I stayed and watched.
Just before the adults came outside, it shot away.
To this day, I don’t know what it was.
I can’t tell you it was extraterrestrial.
I can’t tell you it was secret technology.
I can’t tell you it was anything other than something I experienced that I couldn’t explain.
But that moment taught me something important.
Not that aliens exist.
Not that governments are hiding secrets.
But that reality may be larger than my current model of it.
For most of my life, I believed my path was planned. I felt guided. My job was simply to show up.
Then personal development introduced me to a different question:
What if I have a role in creating my future?
That question changed everything.
Today, I don’t ask people to believe in UFOs, manifestation, or anything mystical.
What I invite people to consider is this:
How many possibilities do we dismiss simply because we can’t see the evidence yet?
A business exists before the revenue.
A vision exists before the results.
A new chapter exists before anyone else can see it.
Believing in the unseen isn’t about abandoning reason.
It’s about being open to possibilities before they fully materialize.
Whether we’re talking about unexplained phenomena or personal transformation, the principle is similar:
Sometimes experience comes before explanation.
And sometimes the things that change our lives begin as possibilities we cannot yet prove.
💕Digital Douser