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Talks with God(s). Part IV: Let Myself Cry

5 min readJun 30, 2025

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“You need to learn to cry. In front of your audience. I know you want to. And you cannot. I’m here to help you. I speak. Via anything. If my voice sounds in a tear drop, you know I’m speaking the truth. You know you have followed your Muse. (…)” said Hathor, an Egyptian Goddess, that morning when she said so many things.

Things that made me cry.

Fast forward, in my last Tarot live on Instagram, that’s precisely what happened — out of nowhere tears came and I mumbled something about how messy the live was and that it’s just the art of imperfection Hathor had taught me (see previous posts in “Talks to God(s)” series). I have no clue, if those few people who liked that live, got me or not, but it felt good! Now, that is important! Not because of a channelling prophecy coming true, but because something had shifted in me — that something for what the channelling came in the first place.

I cried throughout the channelling. Thanks to that, I knew the truth of it. I felt it. As a deeply traumatized individual and an artist…

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The Mystic Rose
The Mystic Rose

Written by The Mystic Rose

Artist, therapist, priestess, witch - a woman who lives fully, loves madly, feels deep, knows some sh*t and weaves it all into her poetry, writing & offerings.

Mid-Knight Falls
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A unique place for writers to share their journey! We specialize in poetry, fiction of any style, humor, inspiration, and personal essays! We love to inspire everyone along the way! We accept previously self-published, or drafts as you submit them.