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Honoring Your Journey: Celebrating Milestones in Healing
Our healing journey is a landscape of peaks and valleys, each milestone a marker of resilience and strength. Taking a moment to celebrate these victories isn't just a pat on the back; it's a vital tonic for our emotional well-being. Acknowledging milestones boosts our confidence, strengthens resilience, and paints our inner canvas with strokes of self-love. In the grand mosaic of healing, each celebration becomes a vibrant stroke, contributing to your evolving masterpiece.
Step into a realm of self-love and growth in this blog. Discover the power of celebrating victories, crafting unique rituals, and reflecting on your incredible journey. It's not just a blog; it's a celebration of you.
Fans & Friends
As the 'straightforward friend,' I value unfiltered honesty and the power of setting healthy boundaries. Let's delve into the art of choosing friends wisely, establishing clarity from the start, and nurturing genuine relationships. Discover the transformative impact of heartfelt apologies, the distinction between fans and true friends, and the unwavering strength that lies within intentional connections. Grab your cup of tea, find your cozy nook, and embark on this empowering expedition towards authentic friendships and personal growth. It's time to unlock the power of genuine relationships. Read on and embrace the audacity to fearlessly embrace your true self.
The Bucket & Rain: Harnessing the Storm
…Their bucket, their vessel of preparedness, overflowed with water, a testament to their foresight and readiness. In contrast, the containers hastily assembled by others fell short, unable to contain the abundant blessings, and riddled with imperfections.
Healing Scared
“sometimes it takes your heart breaking a few times for you to become independent in important and healthy ways. heartbreak shows you that your self-worth and wholeness should not depend on another's words or love. use the hurt as a map that leads inward to pursue your healing and ignite your self-love.”
—young pueblo (clarity & connection, pg. 96)
The nerves can be quite present but taking that step, trying it out, really makes a difference. And maybe that's what yung pueblo is saying.
How Healing Looks On Me
By Eryn Murray
Before, I just wanted people to like me when I should have just like myself. Now that I am in a place of awareness, it feels good to know that I took the effort to understand my reactions to situations that I took very personally. I cannot place unrealistic expectations on people based on how I treat them. I can trust people to be people.
Dear Younger Me,
[…]looking at where I am now, I am genuinely grateful for taking that step.
Acknowledging and embracing your struggles is a crucial and often difficult step. It requires authenticity and vulnerability, exposing scars and wounds created by both your actions and the influences of others. Here are three lessons I've learned through this journey…