Kelly Pontes

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We overcome evil by doing good, and that starts with moving in the truth of who we are. How do we overcome evil? By living your authentic purpose—why you came here, how God designed you, your mission on this earth. When you live that truth unapologetically, you are defeating evil with good. Start with yourself—do the work to lead in truth. When you live authentically, you inspire others, creating ripples of good.

Evil will always be here in this world—that’s a given; distracting, distorting, confusing, doubting, and lying. Here's a truth, we can’t serve God and entertain the D—things like substances or po*******hy that the opposition uses to control and think, "it's fine". We can’t have a foot in both doors and expect grace.

But when we truly live in the truth of who God created us to be, we practice and better our discernment, we also understand the relationship of spiritual obedience with God and its importance, knowing we cannot do it on our own and submit to God in a team union.
God wants you to humbly not proudly give your best effort to spiritual obedience. You’ll make mistakes—you're human—but in that humble daily effort, God will give you more grace.

Many people are speaking about February 17th as the Lunar New Year, and that’s true in terms of the lunar calendar — which follows the cycles of the moon rather than the sun. A lunar year traditionally marks renewal, reflection, and fresh intention based on those MOON 🌔🌔🌕🌖🌝rhythms observed in many cultures. This year also is a solar eclipse on this date as well.

From an energetic and embodiment perspective though, I personally feel the forward-moving Fire Horse energy truly anchors around APRIL 1ST — when momentum, clarity, and action begin to feel more tangible. 🔥🕊🐎

So February invites awareness, resetting, and emotional alignment…
while April often feels like the embodiment phase — where we actually move with the energy.

Where are you feeling yourself right now — preparing, or already in motion? ✨🤍

Energy doesn’t only live within us — it also exists within the spaces we occupy.

Across scripture, ancient cultures, and spiritual traditions, SALT has been used as a symbol of preservation, purification, and spiritual boundary.
This practice is one many people use as part of maintaining peaceful, aligned spaces — especially during seasons of growth, healing, prayer, or transition.

Discernment over fear.
Awareness over denial.
Peace over chaos.

I’ll be releasing a deeper blog article soon sharing context around this practice.

✨ Stay tuned.

Blessings,
Kelly 🕊🤍