In a world shaped by external forces like money, societal expectations, and fear, we are often disconnected from our true selves. To live authentically, we must release old beliefs, trust our inner wisdom, and shift from passive desire to active creation, embracing love, vulnerability, and self-worth as our birthright.
Tag: courage
I used to think I would never be worthy of a worthy partner in life unless I made something of myself. Though I know where that came from, I’m still not entirely sure what it means. These tenacious weeds are something we all have in our gardens, don’t we? What I do know is that it is not only a story but also a spiritual and emotional prison, never mind a self-imposed penance for an imagined crime. Though it takes time for the scars of shame to fade, I’m grateful that awareness has engendered the slow but cumulative healing process.
Life is constantly changing, and true power lies in surrendering control, releasing expectations, and trusting the process. We can control our choices, actions, and perspective, but resisting change or clinging to permanence only causes stress and limits growth. Embracing change and allowing ourselves to adapt is key to healing, personal fulfillment, and living fully. Change is essential — either we change, or we stagnate; we die.
To live fully and authentically, we must embrace vulnerability, heal the emotional wounds and external noise that distort our hearts, and reconnect with the innate power and love within us, remembering that every moment offers the opportunity for transformation.
Don’t hide. Don’t pretend to be mediocre to fit in or to appease the terrified. They need your courage (to fail or succeed) to reconnect with or reawaken to their truth.