I never wanted to be seen.
Not like this, anyway—not as the one out front, holding a vision, speaking words that carry weight. For most of my life, I feared being recognized. There’s a part of me that still does. I can feel it like an echo in my bones, a residual energy from lifetimes—or perhaps just moments—where truth came with a cost.
But still, I continue on.
Because the truth is: I came here for this. The Conscious Synergy Movement isn’t something I stumbled upon. It’s something that’s been whispering to me my entire life. Through the near-death moments. Through the Voice that saved me from drowning as a child, from burning in a fire at seventeen, from dying when my diaphragm failed and I had to manually breathe. I’ve heard that same Voice in the darkest moments—the rock bottoms that no one saw. And every time I wanted out, I would tell God: I can’t end this myself, but if there’s any way You can let me go… please do.
But the answer was always no. Or maybe—not yet.
Because I knew. Even as a child, I knew. I was sent here to help evolve humanity into something more. Something truer. Something synergized. And it was never going to be easy.
So I argued with God. I begged for another path. I cried over the pain I was shown I’d have to walk through. But I also knew—deep down—I would walk it anyway.
And I have.
I am not finished healing. I’m not writing this from some mountaintop of enlightenment. I still get scared. I still feel the weight. I still long for freedom within this vessel I call Robbyn Raquel Wallace. But what I’ve come to understand is this:
This is the life I chose.
The vessel. The challenges. The lessons. The beauty. The ache. The knowing.
And I am here to honor all of it.
Not just for myself—but for all of us. Because I am not special. I am not above. I am not the center. I am simply one soul, walking alongside others, carrying a frequency that has been asked to come through.
Publishing the Conscious Synergy book isn’t about leaving my name behind. It’s about making sure the vision lives on, completely independent of me. Because this was never about me. It never will be. I am equally valued as all others.
We are one.
I just want the grace to live this life authentically, to be fully present in this vessel, to share what flows through me, and to honor the movement that has carried me through fire, breath, and rebirth.
And if you’ve ever felt like there’s something bigger calling you—if you’ve known the ache, the resistance, the remembering—maybe you’re here for this too.
We don’t have to be perfect.
We just have to be real.
And we continue on.
For those curious, I wrote a poem years ago called “We Continue On.” It lives quietly here on the Seeking Wisdom blog, but it still carries truth. You can read it here.
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