Shifted from chasing my dreams to receiving them
Through a free 7-day challenge exploring sacred states like Knowing, Faith, and Receptivity, she discovered a profound internal shift that transformed how she lives and relates to herself—moving from chasing dreams to receiving them through embodied presence.
I joined the 7 Sacred States Challenge and quickly found myself devoted to showing up live each day—not from obligation, but from a genuine desire to deepen my growth and embodiment. Even as a free experience, this webinar has already had a profound impact on how I live, choose, and relate to myself and the world. Across seven days, each Sacred State unfolded in a way that felt deeply personal and immediately applicable. Through Knowing, I reconnected with who I truly am beneath conditioning. Faith reminded me to trust myself and life again. Love softened my inner dialogue and expanded how I show up with others. Stillness gave me space to integrate instead of rush. Non-Attachment freed me from needing outcomes to look a certain way. Devotion strengthened my commitment to showing up daily, even without guarantees. And Receptivity opened me to receiving what I’ve been dreaming into being. What stood out most is how these states weave together—creating a way of being that feels truly "UnFuckWithAble". This experience didn’t add more to my to-do list; it shifted my internal state, reminding me that the life and dreams I desire are not something to chase, but something to receive. If this free webinar is any indication of what’s coming, I can already feel how powerful and necessary a book on becoming "UnFuckWithAble" will be—not just as a concept, but as a lived practice. I’m deeply grateful for this experience and excited to continue embodying these states moving forward. ~Thank you, Vishen, Mindvalley, and all of the teachers for creating and holding this space.
E'Lisa Kay Rodriguez
Hospice Registered Nurse
Prunedale, United States
Written 24 December 2025 From our original stories site
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