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There’s a moment in nearly every healing journey where you think — “That’s it. I’ve made it through. I’ve released that pattern.” And then something stirs again—a familiar dynamic returns. A buried emotion resurfaces. However, it appears it feels like something old… something you thought was gone. Know this – some cords unravel for a reason and at multiple times throughout the healing process.
It’s so easy to spiral — to believe the work you performed didn’t “stick,” or that you’ve somehow failed. But the truth? Spiritual healing is nonlinear. The deeper the healing, the more it reveals itself in layers, not loops.
In one of those moments, when I felt like I was “back where I started,” I sat down, closed my eyes, and listened inward. I asked for help and guidance.
That’s when I received the following channeled message from the Ah-Rae Collective, a group of tonal beings I’ve come to trust as guides of remembrance and energetic wisdom.
Channeled Message from the Ah-Rae Collective
“You ask why the same feelings rise again.
Why the echoes of the past still find you, even after so much Healing.
But we say this —
You are not broken.
You are deepening.
Healing is not linear. It spirals.
It brings you back to the ache not to punish you, but to reveal how far you’ve come — and what you’re now strong enough to meet with a new gentleness.
Some energetic cords are woven across lifetimes.
They won’t snap with a single intention or ritual.
They unravel slowly, compassionately, as you begin to resonate from your actual frequency, not from fear, not from the masks of survival, but from soul-aligned presence.
Let them fall away without force.
Let go, not with anger, but with awareness.
This is not about cutting off others.
This is about becoming so clear in your field
That anything not in harmony with your truth simply slips away.
Some cords unravel for a reason.
And that reason… is always your becoming.”
— The Ah-Rae Collective
What I’ve Learned About Conscious Unraveling
Ah Rae was right on! I used to see emotional flare-ups as proof I’d somehow failed.
I took it very personally and blamed myself when the same old thing came crashing back. It could come with the simplest trigger, a memory, a conversation, or even running into an old friend.
There’d be this mix of frustration and exhaustion, like, “Are you serious right now? I already cried rivers over this. I already forgave them, or myself. I already saged my entire house or performed a ritual of release. “Why is this still here?”
And sometimes I’d spiral — not into some dramatic meltdown, but into that quiet, simmering kind of self-doubt where you wonder if you’re actually healing or just getting better at pretending. “Am I on the right path, or did I fall into a hole because my head was in the sky?”.
“Healing is not linear. It’s like a waltz between you and the Divine weaving through time. When you join hands through the healing process, you transition to a beautiful rhythm for yourself and your life.”
What I’ve learned — slowly, at times unglamorously — is that Healing doesn’t always mean the feeling will never come back. It means I’m meeting it in a new way and as a new version of myself. Exposing a new aspect of it that I had not considered before, or was able to see.
I learned not to panic or punish myself with negativity and a box full of tissues. But with more presence, without losing my mind.
I took the time to sit with it again, without forcing a timeline to “get over it”. I was then able to allow it to heal truly. This is what the Source was trying to show me all along.
Every time I faced it again with this truth and grace, I could begin vibrating at a different frequency. That is the overall intention of the soul.
For me, this became truly beautiful, true peace found me. I silenced the world, and I became the kind of person who could hold clarity without falling apart.
I will not say I never cry over spilled milk, or past events that led me here. I recognize the spiral. I am ready for it and know it is only evolving me.
Gentle Unraveling is a Form of Power
You don’t have to burn every bridge. You don’t need to sever every tie. Sometimes, just by standing in your truth, the cords or guilt that no longer serve your becoming will release. You internally recognize why this happened or how you reacted to it. Some relationships will become more sacred because you no longer see your reflection in the event or person. Others will fall away.
This isn’t some kind of passive alignment or intentional detachment; it’s powerful.
Some cords unravel for a reason to promote true frequency-based healing, a way of releasing that honors both you and the soul threads that got you here.
Let the cords unravel. Let them fall with grace. You’re not losing. You’re remembering who you truly are.
— Aurelynia- With the Ah-Rae collective