I’m Claudia (aka Cloud). I’m an author and the owner of Seeking Celestial Grace, Awakened Little Souls, and The Celestial Cafe. This space is a compilation of what makes me happy, which is mainly: spirituality, books, writing, words, and France. You can learn more about me at this link. Welcome, enjoy the journey — and please consider subscribing to receive updates on when I post a blog.
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Check out my book, The Transformational Path: How Healing, Unlearning, and Tuning into Source Helped Me Manifest My Most Abundant Life. Part memoir, part spiritual handbook, this non-fiction text is sure to speak to the stillness in your soul that longs for something more.
“I would stand and look out over the roofs of Paris and think, “Do not worry. You have always written before and you will write now. All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence that you know.””
In a season of deep listening, this essay explores slow living, spiritual simplicity, and honoring the body’s need for rest. Through motherhood, nature connection, and conscious consumption, it reflects a return to alignment, non-attachment, and a quieter, more intentional way of living.
A birthday marked not by numbers, but by inner shift. Under a full moon in Leo, I reflect on spiritual amplification, the release of my most authentic book to date, and a deeper sense of responsibility and renewal as I enter a new rotation around the sun.
Early wake-ups don’t just steal rest – they unsettle the rhythm of our days and the stillness that keeps us regulated and rooted. Today I’m reflecting on exhaustion, slow living, and the ways we adapt our spiritual nourishment when our carefully held routines unravel.
Claudia Amendola Alzraa’s upcoming book, “Mothering in the Mountains,” reflects on slow living, spiritual motherhood, and tranquility in the French Alps. It encourages women to embrace simplicity and mindfulness in daily life, highlighting the beauty in ordinary moments.
Happy people consume less—and I’m living proof. Through non-attachment, motherhood, and spiritual discernment, my desire to buy has softened. This reflection explores how inner fulfillment reshapes consumption, abundance, and our relationship with “things” in a culture built on wanting. How practicing nonattachment and surrendering to seasons of the self made…
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