An empowered person will recognize that they have agreed to the reality presented.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble

A person who does not know himself... can not commit to another person. Without being genuine to yourself you are unable to be genuine to anyone else.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble

Beauty cannot be limited to physical appearances... because beauty can be felt without being seen.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble

Becoming 'color-blind' isn't helpful. Who you are matters, how you are matters. Things like race and culture are a manifestation of flows of creation. Your identity doesn't just matter, without it your soul can't interact with the world. The key is we need to understand that all races, ethnic groups, cultures and like treasures are equal, and we must remember to follow our soul rather than our identity. The identity is something the soul works through, not the other way around.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble

Being equal does not mean being the same.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble

If you allow someone to control you, you surrender part of your power to them.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble

It is important to recognize guilt as the temporary teacher it is.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble

Letting go is not about giving up, being lazy, or sacrificing yourself... Letting go doesn't have to mean losing; it can be about coming into a new, open, clean space from which you can create.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble

Stop making shame a virtue.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble

This is your story, and you get to decide how it's written.

— Rebekah Elizabeth Gamble