Arejay discusses the phases of living one's prayer, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and being grateful for past prayers that have been answered and actively setting new intentions. She highlights the middle phase between submitting a prayer and seeing it manifest, where life changes may feel chaotic but are actually preparing the ground for the prayer to be realized. Arejay shares a personal example of transitioning from corporate to a healing business, noting the unexpected challenge of being laid off but using the opportunity to focus on her new venture. She advises maintaining faith, taking actionable steps towards one's prayer, and viewing life changes as part of the process.

Arejay emphasizes the importance of letting go of perfectionism for role models, as it can hinder progress and prevent sharing with those who need it. She argues that the desire for perfection often stems from external conditioning rather than personal or audience needs. Arejay believes that showing vulnerability and the process of growth can normalize the journey and inspire others without setting unrealistic standards.

Arejay returns to her podcast after a hiatus due to personal reasons. She reflects on the importance of giving oneself space and the power of saying "no." Arejay emphasizes that "no" can be beneficial personally and can positively impact others, promoting trust and comfort in asserting boundaries.

Arejay discussed the concept of having three zodiac signs, which are the sun sign, moon sign, and Venus sign, with the latter two being less well-known. They were surprised to find that even some astrology enthusiasts were unaware of this common knowledge. Arejay emphasized the importance of understanding these different celestial body placements at birth to gain a comprehensive view of one's astrological chart and energy. They are currently exploring the integration of moon energies and birth chart analysis to enhance their astrological practice and personal growth. Arejay encouraged others to delve into their birth charts to leverage this information for self-understanding and effective energy work.

Arejay celebrates 100 episodes of her podcast, expressing gratitude to listeners and announcing upcoming changes. She reflects on the podcast's origins. She encourages listeners to pursue impactful activities.

Arejay addresses the collective anxiety and stress experienced by many due to recent events, particularly those who are energetically sensitive. They propose a guided exercise to help release pent-up emotions, ground, and calm the body.

Arejay discusses the importance of following one's heart and creating what calls to you.

Are you someone with a big heart who often feels compelled to save others from their struggles? In this episode, Arejay dives into why energetically sensitive people often step into this role—and why it’s time to stop. She explains how absorbing others’ emotions can create discomfort, leading to unnecessary interventions that disrupt personal growth. Using the metaphor of a butterfly’s emergence, Arejay illustrates how struggles are essential for building strength and resilience.