I've been thinking about why conscious people are invisible, why people don't seem to see us or engage with us even in public spaces.

I made a video about that before, and a soul sister left a comment challenging me: why not go and ask those people why they're ignoring me, why I'm invisible to them? I thought about it for a while and decided, why not?

So I did just that, and the feedback I got was honestly shocking.

A couple of people said I was too intense. Me, too intense! There was a vibrational feeling that I was too intense, and they don't even know me. They don't even talk to me, but somehow I'm coming across as too intense.

Another person said, "Caroline, you look like someone who can get into a fight." Me, get into a fight? Are you kidding me? Where are people getting this from?

Then another person said I look like someone people should be afraid of, that they feel afraid to approach me.

Oh my gosh. Sweet Caroline, people are afraid to approach you? There's this energy around me that people feel afraid of, and I'm thinking, is this some kind of protection?

That's the only explanation for why someone would perceive me, my gentle soul, as someone people feel they need to be protected from. Someone even said I'm not to be messed with. I was like, is it my aura or what? This is crazy.

It was so shocking to me, the perception people have of me, and yet I personally feel I'm not that type of person. But people are perceiving me in a way where they feel they need to stand back, to stay away from me.

Other than the fact that I'm spiritually protected, and that my light is shining so bright that those who can't match that light just have to stand back, there's no explanation for why anyone should perceive me as a threat. It is definitely the light.

It is definitely me as a being, shining and standing in my power, and people are just not able to approach.

I've realized I must start working in my truth and in my power, owning who I am. As part of my embodiment, I'm understanding this very clearly: I am not going to apologize for myself. I'm not going to dim my light.

I'm going to think about myself in this way because I know who I am. I know the light that I carry, and I don't mean this in a bad way.

It is time for us to truly arise and step into our power and own who we are as beings. If people are recognizing it in ways that mean "stand back," then so be it.

I am as loving as I can be, channeling the light as beautifully and radiantly as I can, and I'm making no apologies for that.

Many of us have been through processes where we feel it's okay to just be sweet and loving people, which we truly are. But it's interesting to see how people are perceiving us in our light.

Even when we are feeling invisible, our power is still going forward. That invisibility is being sensed in a different way. We think, oh my gosh, maybe people are rejecting us, maybe people don't want to interact with us. But that invisibility is being felt.

We think we are invisible, but we are not really invisible.

There's a powerful protective light going ahead of us, and it is only drawing to us the people that match our frequencies, or making people really uncomfortable in interacting with us because they're not ready to rise up and be who they are.

They'll come along in their own time.

Let's not feel bad that we're invisible. I'm starting to feel that it truly is an honor that we are invisible. It's really exciting. Maybe we should ask these kinds of questions and engage if we want to, though it's not really necessary.

I was just curious because someone suggested it, and I thought there's no harm in asking since I'm within that group. It's an opportunity to engage.

Let me know in the comments what you think. Have you asked these kinds of questions? We are invisible, but we are protected in a wonderful way. I love you guys, and until next time.