The Stories We Tell Ourselves (and Others)

How Stimulation Sparks Discovery

We’re in a cycle of energy that pulls us toward stimulation, the kind that makes us see life through a new lens.

During the next 6 days, don’t be surprised if you find yourself hungering for something fresh: a new experience, a good story, a thought-provoking conversation, or even a spontaneous adventure that makes you feel alive.

But it’s not just about chasing novelty. It’s about what we do with what we see.

This energy isn’t superficial. It’s deeply curious. It is always scanning the horizon for new inspiration, new ways of thinking, and new understandings that can be turned into stories worth sharing. Not just entertainment, but stories that open hearts, stretch minds, and awaken something true in others.

You may notice your inner storyteller is louder this week. Pay attention to what you feel compelled to share — the insights, the images, the metaphors that surface from your recent experiences. You may find yourself reflecting on past journeys and realising, "Wow, I see that differently now."

That’s the magic of this energy:

• It stimulates the mind

• It energises the voice

• And it invites others into a shared reality — one shaped by your perspective.

But beware the trap: constant stimulation can become a distraction.
This is not about escapism or chasing shiny things just to avoid discomfort.
This is about finding the thread of meaning in your experiences. The ones that want to be expressed.

The question isn’t: “What’s new?”
It’s: “What am I seeing differently now?”
And: “What truth is emerging through this lens?”

So, whether you're sitting in traffic, having a deep conversation, reading an old book, or watching the clouds shift, pay attention to what stirs your mind and your soul. That’s your story forming.

You’re not just here to be stimulated.
You’re here to share what it sparked in you.
And in doing so, you might just spark someone else.