
(Disclaimer: Some names have been changed to protect their privacy. Some information may be disturbing for some readers. Read this blog at your discretion. 18+)
Last night, before going to sleep, I was under the impression that I was going to be writing about my excursion with Grandpa Joe today. It seems this is not the case.
Clairity is urging me to write to you about what is happening within me as of late. Currently, in my reality, it is December, 02, 2025. I am challenged with the approaching holiday season. There must be a good reason for Clairity’s gentle nudge to share my internal struggle with you. Perhaps reading about the way I identify, process, and select what information I utilize would be of benefit for you as well? The holiday season can be challenging for the lightest of souls. Let alone those who feel alone and misunderstood this time of year.
Life is a journey. Life is in constant motion. It is highly important to maintain a relationship with your ego and your spirit whilst you move through your life. It’s a daily effort. It doesn’t matter if you have a wonderful family, a highly successful career, and an abundance of excellent health. If you would like to maintain that vibrant flow of energy, you must be willing to maintain the person inside of you at all times, to the best of your ability. You gotta be willing to talk to your little person inside like a loving parent would talk with their child during a crisis. Anytime you are making a decision, it’s important to check in with your morals and integrity. You must be willing to say no to your inner child when they are creating too high of a risk.
Just like Rumpelstiltskin says in an amazing Disney series, Once Upon A Time, “magic always comes with a price deary”. If a child sees candy, they will grab the candy without hesitation. It’s up to you to let them know too much candy can be harmful. The price you would pay in the long run may end up being far more costly than you realize in the moment of the candy being dangled before your eyes.
Candy is a symbol for your subconscious addictions which were created from a harmful belief. My ego created a belief that men see Christmas as a mundane humbug. I came to an oppressive acceptance that unless I make Christmas special for myself, my Christmas joy would lack significantly. My child’s candy is the sweetness of feeling rejected this time of year. I know that intellectually. Emotionally, I am metaphorically holding my little girl’s hand saying, “I love you sweetheart. Remember, Christmas is magical. You are magical. I know you haven’t been able to buy Christmas presents for such a long time. I get it. You are attracting resources. No worries. We’ve got this”.
I think proactive thoughts to combat the feeling of loneliness within me at the moment. It’s a daily reminder that I give myself. Something you would hear me say is “you already have it. Your awareness is simply catching up with what you already know”. Thinking this way helps me to override my oppressed thinking as it relates to my current circumstances.
If you ignore your inner child’s desire and impulse to focus on lack in any area of your life, your subconscious will remain focused on what you perceive you can’t have. Rather than experience true happiness, loneliness keeps you in the pursuit of happiness. That gets awfully tiring after a while.
It is only through gentle, and resilient educational reminders that your inner child releases the impulse to pout. Whenever you feel out of alignment with your true self, you must choose to pull your focus back into alignment with your highest loving timeline. No one can do that for you. Remember, it is you inside your own private theater. Creating, producing and directing your own movie. That’s exactly what Clairity has been getting me to remember.
I have been acknowledging the challenging waves of emotions within me. Then gently switching my focus back to the beauty of the season and what I am currently creating for myself. I choose to see the twinkling lights as magical. Rather than view them as a painful reminder of what I have yet to experience.
If you choose to ignore your needs, wants, and desires, your inner child will eventually have a temper tantrum, or collapse out of sheer exhaustion. Exhaustion usually creates depression. Depression is excessive depressed energy weighted down upon your auric field. This depressed energy, when carried long enough, increases the sensation of exhaustion. That’s usually not good for anyone. You fill a balloon with helium, not led. You require lighter energy to lift yourself back up.
With all that said, my little girl inside me has been feeling sad. Clairity has been helping me stay in a loving state.
Christmas is wonderful and equally difficult for me. My plan is to change that with the help of my God. I affirm, 2025 is my last year of feeling lonely. I also affirm this new year’s eve to be my last year of isolation. I affirm I have a person who is proud to take me out to celebrate New Year’s Eve every year from here on in. I am surrounded by authentic love and am kissing my person underneath a mistletoe. As well as kissing him at the stroke of midnight each year. It may have to take fifty-two years to make it happen. That’s okay. There is always a first for everyone. Including me.
I love Christmas. Christmas is my favorite time of year. I love observing people put up their Christmas lights. I love walking around town each evening to see the lights in all their magnificent glory. The streets come alive with magic for me during this festive season. I love seeing all sorts of cultures celebrating their family and divine faith in their uniquely expressive way. I love seeing the children’s faces on Christmas morning as they light up inside after receiving anything from pajamas to fancy gadgets. I loved making an upside down turkey dinner each year when I had a passion for cooking. As cold as Canada is in December, Christmas is my warmest time of year.
Last night my mind kept drifting into past Christmases. I see the beautiful homes lit up and I think about how I haven’t had my own home since Christmas of 2016. Each year since then I have felt like a visitor, rather than an active family member. Do you know what I mean? Do you know the feeling when you go to extended family members for Christmas dinner? You were happy to visit, and happy to go back home afterwards? If you have, then you know the energy it takes to be cordial. Christmas is nice but not quite the same as it would be in your own home.
Since 2016, I have had cordial experiences for my perceived Christmases. Most years I would be either visiting my significant other’s family, or, I was quietly sitting in my room playing a game on my phone whilst my children were with their extended families. I never made a big deal of prezzies for me. With that said, I have often felt a small twinge of disappointment each year when I realized the man I loved put little effort and forethought into a gift for me.
I am hugely sentimental. Price tags mean very little to me. Effort means everything. Make me something from your heart and creativity and I am happy. I am one of those people who like to display or tuck away gifts which were made for me. I have a few items over the years from my children. Chances are, I will have them for the remainder of my life.
My favorite Christmas present was from my children in 2006. They lovingly made me a scrapbook with beautiful photos of them growing up. They were nine and ten at the time. My girls put dates and drew cartoon thought bubbles with messages inside them on each page. I still have that scrapbook today. It may be a little worse for wear with all the moving I have done over the years. Nonetheless, I still look at it from time to time with a big ole smile on my face.
My two ex-husbands, and Rosie, typically bought me pajamas, my favorite chocolate of the year, and something cosmetic related. The last Christmas in 2023, when I celebrated with Rosie in his and his mother’s house, Rosie thoughtfully bought me pajamas, a new pair of slippers, and a bathroom Avon basket.
That Christmas and the year before were the only Christmases in nine years that Rosie thought of me. I met him towards the end of October, 2014. Every year other than 2022 and 2023, Rosie simply sent me a holiday e-card wishing me all the best.
For Christmas 2023, Rosie bought his mother a similar Avon basket as the one he bought me. Along with a tablet of some kind that swiveled on a speaker. It was adapted with a motion detector. When she moved then spoke, the tablet followed her motion and demand. I think it may have been a type of Alexa? Not sure to be honest. It was fancy in my mind. Rosie bought that for her so that she could listen to her Shekkinah anywhere and anytime she desired. It was a lovely gift. A bit too fancy for me. I know very little about techie stuff.
I must admit, I was disheartened when I learned it was my daughter Liv who sent Rosie a small list of items I would likely appreciate that 2023 Christmas. He picked my gifts from Liv’s list, not from his own thoughtful observation of me. My daughters do think of me at Christmas, and do spoil me each year. A loving partner on the other hand, not so much.
A part of me is solely relying on faith when it comes to attracting true love and having my own place to call home. Having a home to call my own is one area where I am constantly reassuring the little girl inside me. Telling her, “I’ve got you. You’re safe. It doesn’t always have to be this way. Remember, you already have your own home. Your awareness is simply catching up to that fact. Keep going”.
I constantly reinforce the importance of moving forward. Last night was no exception. During my walk alone, I started to wonder what the reason was for my quiet Christmases, and even quieter New Year’s Eve celebrations that I have experienced since being a recognized adult. That’s when Clairity chimed in.
“Clair, when you were growing up, what were your parents like during the Christmas season?”
I thought that was a very good question. I thought about it for a good moment before acknowledging a hidden truth in my parents relationship. My mother loved Christmas. My father could care less about it. My mother would do ninety percent of the decorating. My dad untangled Christmas lights and hung them up. My mother usually did all the baking and most of the cooking when I was a kid. It wasn’t until over this past decade that my dad took over most of the cooking.
In my earlier years we had a big Christmas tree decorated beautifully by my mum. She made our tree look full and vibrant with beautiful bows, ribbons, and white lights each year. We also had lights on our home outside. As the years passed, their Christmas tree got smaller and a Santa was replaced with a talking Scrooge doll. They stopped putting Christmas lights up outside. Eventually they stopped putting up a table top tree in their living room.
My mum stopped putting in the effort to make Christmas magical. My dad was allowed to relax about Christmas and not care or feel obligated. I am basing that knowledge of six Christmases ago. When I last saw them at Christmas.
When we opened our presents, my dad would say “yep, I knew you got that”, in a joking manner. Whilst looking over at my mum in acknowledgment of her solo shopping mission. It was his way of acknowledging he had nothing to do with present selections, nor wrapping them. My mother was the one who made Christmas magical for my brother and I each year. My father was simply in attendance.
I also have little memory of my dad taking my mum out for New Year’s Eve. I think I may have been in grade school the last time my dad celebrated with my mum outside of their house during the final countdown of the year. My father immersed himself in the humbug lifestyle and took my mum down with him. As far as I can tell, my mum’s spark for Christmas went out years ago.
“Correct Clair. Your father has reasons for his disdain for Christmas. He has a journey as well. With that said, your parents taught you love. Your father taught you what to expect from a loving partner. Your mother taught you what to accept from a loving partner. Couple that twisted perception with the way you once feared money, and you will have the perfect recipe for a lonely holiday season. You have been following that recipe ever since you were wee little”.
Wow, what a revelation. Masculine energy teaches us what we can expect from love. The feminine energy teaches us what to accept from love. Our parents are symbolic representations of love which our psyche identifies with. So cool, and so challenging at the same time.
“Yes Clair, exactly. Without you realizing it, your ego has been proving that love is scarce and that you are to be overlooked. You taught yourself that unless you put in the effort to make life magical, you will be ignored or kept around in obligation. Are you going to continue to accept this form of love for your reality?”, Clairity asked in a loving, and equally, firm way.
No, no I am not.
I have learned and continue to learn balanced reciprocity in all areas of my life. I deserve to see and be seen. I am awesome people in my eyes. There are others who can see that about me too. I no longer accept a small existence. I celebrate Christmas and New Year’s Eve loud and proud from here on in, or at least for the 2026 season onward anyway.
I also now recognize that I too was a mum who was teaching my girls how to accept love. My children learned scarce love through me. Just as I did from my own mother. Generational “curses” are a real thing. With that said, I believe in my girls. I know they embrace what true love really means for them. All I can do is accept my accountability in their perception of it and continue to love them the way I know how.
So that’s it. That’s today’s entry. Anytime you feel low or your reality hasn’t caught up with your ideal life, reaffirm what you are committing yourself to. Affirm your value. Re-establish your boundaries. Give loving reassurance and understanding to your inner child’s ego. Love yourself in spite of what may be happening around you. Remember, every small step today becomes a giant leap tomorrow. You’re doing fabulous and so am I.
I wonder what tomorrow’s blog entry will be?








