Rediscovering the Light of Advent After Religious Wounds: How to Participate Without Triggering Trauma
How I’m gently navigating Advent in a way that feels healing and true.
How I’m gently navigating Advent in a way that feels healing and true.
Deep girls are ponderers, dreamers, journalers, feelers, thinkers, creators, seekers, storytellers, philosophers, observers, reflectors, believers, writers,
empaths, artists, and visionaries.
Sometimes, words are what matter. Just one inspiring quote can set us on a trajectory that changes everything.
Always remember that your true brightness is already within you. It doesn’t disappear just because self-doubt shows up.
AI dug deep, asking about the inspirations, processes, and experiences that shape my work.
Here in Oz, it’s almost spring, but no matter where you are in the world, diving into some spring reads is a fantastic way to foster new life and renewal into our lives.
Some of the most important insights take years—sometimes even decades—to fully reveal themselves. I’ve come to realise that the process of understanding life’s experiences is a slow unfolding, where pieces that didn’t make sense at the time eventually fit together.
Committing to heal without hiding anything, we commit to a life full of authenticity, resilience, and, ultimately, deeper joy.
I’ve started using a visualisation technique to help me navigate thoughts and emotions that threaten to sabotage my peace and joy – it’s working.
How I’m gently navigating Advent in a way that feels healing and true.
Deep girls are ponderers, dreamers, journalers, feelers, thinkers, creators, seekers, storytellers, philosophers, observers, reflectors, believers, writers,
empaths, artists, and visionaries.
Sometimes, words are what matter. Just one inspiring quote can set us on a trajectory that changes everything.
Always remember that your true brightness is already within you. It doesn’t disappear just because self-doubt shows up.