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Clearing the Closet of the Soul: Releasing What No Longer Serves You
The Art of Ascension: Awakening Through Life’s Lessons
Santiago Vitagliano
December 13, 2025
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A lesson from Awakened Paths by SAVILife’s journey unfolds through experiences, emotions, and relationships that shape us in ways we may not fully grasp in the moment. Like the lotus rising through murky waters, our highest potential is not in resistance but in surrender and trust. Welcome to The Path Within, a newsletter series that offers meditations and spiritual teachings to help you through moments of transformation. |  |
Here, we delve into the art of letting go, the power of presence, the revelation of illusions, and the journey to aligning with your higher self. Each reflection invites you to pause and breathe with the divine wisdom within, guiding you to awaken to the fullness of who you are meant to be.
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“Our lives are like closets, holding onto old things relationships, patterns, and beliefs that no longer serve us. These connections and habits are often remnants of past wounds, hidden in the background, taking up space in our hearts and minds without conscious awareness. They cling to us as relics of unresolved pain, keeping us tied to patterns replicating our childhood wounds. This leaves us in cycles of seeking self-worth and acceptance outside ourselves.
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