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Hey, it’s your girl

Keemah G

I’m the beautiful lady behind this blog, so let me tell you a little bit about myself.

I was born and grew up in Montreal, but my bloodline runs deep in the Afro-Caribbean culture, and I’m very proud to represent both. I am a woman of God, so, you’ll catch me praying at times out of the blue and wondering, “is she speaking to herself” LOL!

I am the vessel that created two beautiful lives at the same time. I am Kenneth and Johann’s Daughter, raise by the Ol’ G Icilda Murray, so I got a young look with an old soul. I am the voice for the unheard, unseen, and misunderstood. I’m the girl that will keep a dialogue going because I know there is so much power in real authentic conversations. I am the woman that endured some of life’s most traumatic experiences, and knows what it takes to persevere through hard times. I am love. I am me.

However…I didn’t always have a clear understanding of who I was, until I set out to discover.

In 2013, I lost a very important person in my life, my Grandmother.

She was a mother’s love, my confidant, and the woman that believed and loved me enough to always tell me the truth. To lose her was like losing a part of myself. As painful as it was, when I think back, it was the jump start to my healing journey, and a pivotal point for all that followed.

For the last twelve years, I was in a germination process. I was shedding the weight of my past traumas and birthing a renewed woman. In the process, I had to address unhealed areas of my past and I’ve had to let go of unhealthy attachments. I would be a liar, to say “self-discovery” and “letting go” was effortless, it happens to be the most painful, uncomfortable, and loneliest parts of this journey. I’ve failed miserably, I’ve succeeded, I’ve struggled with myself, I’ve felt like giving up, I regressed, I’ve learned lessons… and now I’ve come full circle and have unveiled a wiser, gentler, joyful, version of myself.

After more than a decade of doubting whether, or not, I was able to meet the expectations of this vision to start this platform, I’ve happily let go of self-limiting beliefs, and I’m ready to carry-out the vision.

I’m finally ready to use every single life altering experience (and others), the lessons that followed, and the test I had to pass to elevate to higher levels, spiritually, emotionally, and mentally, in the hopes that it will inspire others to keep striving, until they thrive.

Ultimately, the crossroad meets between pain of the past and joy of the future. The question is, are you willing to go through the process that it takes to evolve from your past?

It starts with why?

They say, “it’s important to have a strong why”, because this is what will keep you going when you encounter obstacles and feel like giving up. My why is simple, and it has to do with my growing relationship with God and obedience. I’m being obedient to the call. 

I was chosen to carry out this vision a long time ago, and no matter how much I delayed executing, God always placed it on my heart.  

This is the way God showed me how I can play my part in helping to heal the world.

From my journey to yours

Keemah G