When it comes to love, this is one of the most important questions you can ask yourself:
Do I truly trust myself?

Not just in words.
Not in theory.
But deep in your body — in the way you open, choose, and receive love.

Because your love life is always a mirror.
It reflects not only how much you trust love itself, but how much you trust yourself within it.

Trust is everything.
It’s the frequency the Universe responds to.
It’s what allows love to flow toward you instead of away.

You can repeat affirmations like “I attract the love of my life with ease” — but if beneath that, your body still whispers “I’m not lovable… I always choose wrong… I can’t trust myself in love” — then the trust isn’t embodied.
It lives in the mind, not the heart.

And love doesn’t answer thoughts.
It answers energy.

Why You May Not Fully Trust Yourself

If trusting yourself in love feels hard, it doesn’t mean you’re broken.
It means that somewhere, your heart still remembers a time when trust was betrayed — by another or by yourself.

Most often, that loss of trust happens when a relationship ends but its lessons remain unintegrated.
The mind says, “It’s over.”
But the body still holds the imprint — the fear, the disappointment, the self-doubt.

Until those imprints are released, a part of you will keep questioning your own choices:
Can I really trust myself not to fall for the wrong man again?
Can I trust myself to stay open and not lose myself in love?
Can I trust love itself?

If the answer feels uncertain, that’s not failure.
It’s a sign that a deeper closing and integration are needed — not just mentally, but emotionally and energetically.

Rebuilding Trust from Within

Trust isn’t built through effort.
It’s restored through embodiment.
It grows when you feel safe in your body, when you’ve gathered the wisdom from past loves, and when your nervous system no longer associates love with danger or loss.

When you truly close the last chapter — not only ending the story but integrating its lessons — your heart begins to trust again, naturally.
You stop doubting your intuition.
You stop second-guessing your worth.
You start choosing love, not from fear, but from truth.

The Phoenix Path

This is the journey of Phoenix — my 1:1 sacred container for women who are ready to close past relationships and rise into deeper trust, softness, and self-love.

In Phoenix, we move gently through three stages:

1. Healing through the body — releasing emotional imprints so you can feel safe again in love.

2. Integrating the lessons of love — gathering the wisdom from your past relationships, so self-trust becomes embodied, not intellectual.

3. Creating a soul-aligned life — opening your heart to new love, not from need, but from wholeness.

Because when trust is restored, love no longer feels like a risk — it feels like truth.

If you know your heart wants to love again, but fear still holds the reins, Phoenix is your invitation to rebuild that trust — from the inside out.

With all my love,

Gabrielle – Puranshant Kaur