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The Paper-Cuts of Self-Abandonment

How We Quietly Leave Ourselves – and How We Begin to Return Author’s Note I didn’t always know what I was doing to myself. Not the way you know a storm is coming and brace for it. More like the way you keep skipping meals, brushing off your own exhaustion, smiling when your heart isContinueContinue reading “The Paper-Cuts of Self-Abandonment”

The Power of Gratitude: Embracing Softness

Gratitude: A Soft Practice of Remembering Sometimes, the world feels like it’s asking too much – more goals, more healing, more becoming. But there’s another way. A quieter way. One that doesn’t demand we fix, chase, or strive. Gratitude is a soft turning. A quiet exhale. A gentle remembering of what still holds us, evenContinueContinue reading “The Power of Gratitude: Embracing Softness”

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