STELLA STEEL Reviews 

Reply from STELLA STEEL

Updated 20 hours ago

This is NOT a reviewer leaving a comment. It's promotion through TROLLING.

TrustPilot proved that when they removed the first attempt. The trolling is what I am dealing with now.

The first review dropped a full name, both book titles, a private community, and a channel into a comment pretending to be about my site. TrustPilot saw what it was and took it down. This person saw that removal and tried again. Zero other reviews. Just a smaller footprint this time, only a full name and a brand name, but it is the same game.

Anyone who has actually made an effort to read my site will know that I have OPENLY credited him, and even defended him. In fact, he is credited at length in my article "Reality Is An Illusion," which I wrote LAST YEAR, before he had a Circle community or published his latest book. There is also a 2h48min video on my site, under XFILES, in an article called "Dark Reality: Woman," that features his work. In that video, he gives permission himself to use it, in his own words. It is right there for anyone to see.

My site is a culmination of dozens of subjects I've navigated throughout my life. Many of the topics the man mentioned have never touched, fully defined, elaborated on, or talked about. What overlaps is a framework I deeply resonate with, and I have OPENLY credited that connection. If you took a good look at my site, you would see how I express my knowledge in many other authentic ways. Reading this review, you'd think my whole site is built around one framework. Not even close. The gap between what this review claims and what's actually on my site tells you everything about who wrote it and why.

A chain of events closely related to the timing of this review has me convinced I know exactly who is responsible, and it is not "Lala Kelley."

When someone truly wants to help people, competition is not part of the equation. There is enough room for everyone doing good work. What I see instead is someone so fixated on who else is in the space that they have lost sight of why they started, reacting instead of responding. That is pride and ego at work, not purpose.

Using fear, guilt, or shame to control how someone else is seen is not guidance. It is manipulation. It is the same tactic mainstream systems use to keep people small and afraid to think for themselves. Real teaching does not need to tear someone else down to be valid. If the work is genuine, it stands on its own.

A true errant does not need to diminish anyone else to know who they are. Fear, guilt, shame, and despair are tools of control, not tools of guidance. If someone reaches for those instead of simply standing on their own work, that says something about where they actually are in their own process, not where I am in mine.

Like I told my last reviewer "Wherever something good is trying to happen, something bad is trying to stop it".

I see it exactly for what it is.

Reply from STELLA STEEL

Updated 2 days ago

Hi Lisa

Thank you so much for your incredibly thoughtful words. I’m genuinely very happy that you found my perspective helpful and that some of these ideas finally clicked for you.

I’ve drawn inspiration from countless frameworks, authors, thinkers, experiences, cultures, and bodies of knowledge, and then filtered all of that through my own mind and my own way of understanding the world.

What sets this site apart is that I’m not confined to any one spiritual, philosophical, or self-help framework. My work spans consciousness, psychology, health, human behavior, society, technology, virtual mechanics, 'magick', spirituality, the occult and hidden knowledge, reality, and subjects that often have absolutely nothing to do with conventional spiritual frameworks. I take ideas and information from everywhere, question them, examine them through my own experience and observation, and then marry concepts from completely different areas to form a coherent understanding of how I believe they fit together. I may adopt a term because it resonates deeply with something I have come to understand, or I may create my own terminology when no existing word quite captures the concept I’m trying to express. That process often leads to insights and connections that are authentically my own.

I’ve come to believe that there really is no “new” knowledge. We encounter knowledge that already exists, and each of us has the opportunity to process it, question it, connect it with other ideas, and interpret it in a way that makes it coherent and meaningful to us. For me, the process goes even further. I’m constantly refining what I encounter, challenging assumptions, finding better ways of expressing an idea, connecting it to something seemingly unrelated, or taking an existing concept and alchemizing it into something deeper, clearer, or more useful. What emerges is my own understanding of that knowledge and the unique way I’ve come to see how the pieces fit together.

I deeply resonate with certain thinkers and researchers whose work has influenced the way I see particular subjects, just as I resonate with ideas from countless other people, cultures, traditions, books, experiences, and sources. I believe that is how knowledge evolves. We absorb what came before us, we interrogate it through our own experience and consciousness, we refine it, expand upon it, connect it with other knowledge, and then pass our own understanding forward. That ongoing process of synthesis, refinement, and alchemy is a huge part of what I do here.

And I have certainly encountered the truth in this quote:

“Wherever something good is trying to happen, something bad is trying to stop it.”

There will always be people who contribute nothing but are quick to look for something to criticize, attack, or tear down. That’s simply part of putting something meaningful into the world. So comments like yours are especially welcome because they remind me why I do this in the first place.

Thank you, Lisa, for taking the time to share your experience and for being so generous with your words. I’m incredibly grateful that you found something in my work that helped you make sense of your own journey.

Love | Stella ❤️