Energetic Advantage with Jessica Cerato
Sep 30, 2026 · 38 min · 11 segments
October brings us into the power of two, but not in the way you might expect. After spending 2026 strengthening the one and asking, Who am I?, October introduces a new question: Who are you when your…
Maybe something can have two names, two expressions, two perspectives, and instead of asking which one is right, can we get curious about what becomes visible when we put them besides each other? And, you know, I get why we do this, and I get why I was doing this.
Our brains love to separate things, this or that, right or wrong, stay or go, business or personal, logic or intuition, the power of two or after the rain.
[laughs] We want to know which box to put something in, because once we've named it, categorized it, and chosen the right one, we feel like we understand it.
And what I find so fascinating is that when these two things stop competing, suddenly a third thing becomes possible, and that's relationship.
It's the space between them, the conversation between them, the thing they create together that neither could create alone.
And both the power of two and after the rain expresses that, right? You know, after it rains, nothing necessarily becomes something else.
But when we introduce another element, water, to it, suddenly everything looks different.
Maybe something can have two names, two expressions, two perspectives, and instead of asking which one is right, can we get curious about what becomes visible when we put them besides each other? And, you know, I get why we do this, and I get why I was doing this.
Our brains love to separate things, this or that, right or wrong, stay or go, business or personal, logic or intuition, the power of two or after the rain.
[laughs] We want to know which box to put something in, because once we've named it, categorized it, and chosen the right one, we feel like we understand it.
And what I find so fascinating is that when these two things stop competing, suddenly a third thing becomes possible, and that's relationship.
It's the space between them, the conversation between them, the thing they create together that neither could create alone.
And both the power of two and after the rain expresses that, right? You know, after it rains, nothing necessarily becomes something else.
But when we introduce another element, water, to it, suddenly everything looks different.
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