Elisha LightAngel
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I'm a licensed massage therapist based Stillwater, OK. I focus on all things wellness and self-care.
I try to post self-Care and self-Love tips to creating a better life for yourself along with intermittent business updates.
Dr. David Snyder and Joe Dispenza offer a profound insight: it's not past experiences that define us, but how we record them. Alter that recording, and you transform your personality and your entire reality. That's Just Human - Episode 29
You can't sustainably help others if you don't prioritize your own well-being. It's like the airplane safety rule: put on your own air mask first. Taking care of yourself isn't selfish; it's essential for being able to support those around you. Episode 35: That's Just Human
Discover how aligning frequencies with the body's natural ratios creates profound healing. It's not about power, but about resonance and coherency. Explore the research. That's Just Human - episode 30
It's okay to be in the middle, navigating unknowns without a clear path. Give yourself grace to not know what's next. We rarely know what the future holds anyway. Accepting uncertainty is part of the journey. Episode 36 - That's Just Human
Embracing moments of silence can heal parts of yourself you didn't even know needed mending. It's work done by not working, simply by being present and accepting who you are in this moment. That's Just Human - Episode 28.
06/02/2026
The Heart of the Conversation:
In this solo episode of That’s Just Human, I dive into that often uncomfortable "void" that exists between who we used to be and the new version of ourselves that hasn't quite formed yet. I share how these transitions—whether sparked by healing, spiritual awakening, or shedding old identities—can feel messy, confusing, and even lonely as we grieve the only version of ourselves we’ve ever known.
The transmission we explore:
The Cocoon Phase: Understanding why we must become "undone" and move through a period of internal "goo" before we can emerge as a transformed version of ourselves.
The Grief of Growth: Validating the sadness and friction that occur when old habits, safe patterns, and even friendships no longer resonate with our evolving frequency.
Tools for the Unknown: Practical ways to regulate the nervous system and anchor into the present moment through journaling, qigong, breathwork, and sensory grounding.
Setting Sacred Boundaries: Why the "messy middle" requires a soft shell of protection to conserve your energy and allow your transformation to happen undisturbed.
The Power of "Not Yet": Shifting the perspective from "I am lost" to "I am incubating," and finding grace in the unknown.
An Invitation from Elisha:
"If you find yourself in a space where things feel like they are rubbing the wrong way, or you’re wandering through a dark tunnel where you don't yet know where you are going, know that you are not failing. You are simply in the process of being remade. This journey of sloughing off old layers is hard, and it requires a tremendous amount of grace, but the version of you ready to emerge is going to feel so much lighter. I invite you to sit with me in this messiness and remember: you have to be smooshed like clay before you can become something truly beautiful."
The messy middle is that void between your old self and a new, unformed version. It's the space where emotions swirl during life transitions, like healing or spiritual awakenings. When a part of you, or your identity, sheds, it makes way for a new layer. This journey can be confusing as you grieve the only way you knew how to be. Episode 36 - That's Just Human
A disabled veteran opens up about her courageous journey. Battling severe seizures and illness, she found unexpected healing and recovery through the innovative power of frequency medicine. Her story is one of hope and resilience. That's Just Human - episode 30
If someone has wronged you, the most powerful action isn't revenge, but wishing them well and distance. Life has a way of returning what you put out, especially for those who act poorly. That's Just Human - Episode 34
After a devastating event in 2015-2016, I blamed myself, punishing myself for perceived mistakes. This led to drastic actions like stopping my blood pressure medication. The consequence? A severe stroke that impacted my vision, leaving me with blindness. survivor journey -blame nerve
That's Just Human - Episode 27
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