Importance of The Lions Gate Portal and How to Maximize Your Manifestation

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The website content discusses the personal journey of the author, Melinda Van Fleet, in embracing change and the significance of the Lions Gate Portal for manifestation and spiritual growth.

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Melinda Van Fleet shares her life experiences, beginning with her father's job insecurity and the subsequent move from Illinois to Ohio, to illustrate the importance of embracing change. She recounts how these experiences as a child shaped her perspective on change and led to positive outcomes in her life, such as new friendships, love, and opportunities. Van Fleet emphasizes the relevance of the Lions Gate Portal, an annual astrological event, and encourages readers to leverage this period for personal growth and manifestation. She plans to share daily videos on social media platforms to guide individuals through the process of releasing fears and maximizing the potential of the Lions Gate Portal.

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The author believes that accepting change is crucial for personal growth and can lead to unexpected positive outcomes.
She suggests that the Lions Gate Portal is a powerful time for manifestation and spiritual development.
Van Fleet advocates for the use of her personal experiences as inspiration for others to overcome fear of change and take advantage of the Lions Gate Portal's energy.
She implies that her world had to "crumble" before it could be rebuilt, indicating a belief in the necessity of enduring hardship before achieving transformation and manifesting desires.
The author's advice includes watching her instructional videos, releasing attachment to fear, and actively engaging with the Lions Gate Portal for personal benefit.

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When I think back, my journey to releasing and accepting change started as a kid. My dad was in the steel business. I am the oldest child of three. I had a younger brother, Bryan, who tragically passed away from blood clots when he was 29.

And I have a sister, Debra, she is five years younger than me. She’s okay — just kidding… I am very blessed to have her in my life. My dad would come home after a long hard day, sit at the kitchen table and talk about lay-offs, relocating, and firing people. Many times, more than I can count, he would warn my mom (and us by way of proximity) that he may “be next.” Then finally one day, he was. I was a Junior, in high school and he told us “it” was happening. He was being relocated to Canton, Ohio. We lived in a south suburb of Chicago (Palos Heights) and he commuted every day over the border to a steel plant in Gary, Indiana. So we had to move.

I don’t remember crying because by now it was normalized in my nervous system. My parents asked me if I wanted to stay in Illinois and finish high school. They told me I could live with my grandparents, who also lived in Palos Heights. I loved my grandparents very much. They lived in a beautiful golf course community, with a pool, but I wanted to move to Ohio. I was grateful for the choice. Thinking back, honestly, it wasn’t to be with my family (oldest child — lol), but because I wanted to experience change. Our dinner table conversations consisting of so much talk about always moving, or my dad loosing his job, made me release any attachment. The choice for me also considered leaving behind a job at The Gap I wasn’t great at, friends that were “okay,” and a boyfriend I didn’t really like, let alone love. The only thing that mattered to me was that I was going to be captain of the high school dance team — The Rockettes. I loved being on the dance team…

But considering all the factors, I felt the intuitive pull to go.

It was a HELL YES! And so, I moved to Ohio. My first day of school in NW Canton, Ohio at Jackson High School was February, 14th, 1988. I was a bit nervous, but in between classes at my locker, two girls came up to me and asked me if I was new and if I wanted to sit with them at lunch.

To my great fortune, it was only us three girls and the rest were cute boys. These girls also threw the best parties! Through them, I met my first love love, Eddie, who was a hot bad boy. I got a better job that I LOVED at the mall and worked primarily by myself selling jewelry. It was a social connection because the jewelry store was a kiosk in the middle of the mall. I got to know everyone! Oh! And our new house had a POOL!!! Bonus!

When I look back on this experience, I had released any worry about moving and it worked out in my favor — above and beyond!

If you are struggling with change and feeling stuck, use my experience above for inspiration so this portal can be maximized for you too!

I believe so strongly in understanding the importance of Lions Gate and how you can maximize this powerful energy, that I am doing a daily short video this week to share experiences of my world crumbling so it can be rebuilt and my manifestations can be actualized.

Yes, often your world may be crumbling first and no one really talks about this.

So….my advice to you today is, watch my videos this week on IG or LI (links below) and think about what you can release. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LION’S GATE!!!

Here are some more tools that can help with releasing fear of failure, anxiety, overwhelm, and maximize this important annual portal…

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Importance of The Lions Gate Portal and How to Maximize Your Manifestation

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