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A Quiet Ending to November 🤍
As November comes to a quiet close, I’m reflecting on the small wins, gentle lessons, and honest moments that carried me through this month. It wasn’t perfect, but it was real, and I’m choosing to step into December with softness, intention, and a calmer heart.
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The Side of Me Most People Don’t See
A quiet truth about me that most people don’t know — and how I’m learning to honor the parts of myself that stay unseen.
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A Solo Beach Day
The ocean offers a healing experience, providing peace and perspective. A recent solo beach trip helped the author recognize the importance of quiet moments for personal well-being. Amid life’s chaos, the day at the beach created space for reflection, prayer, and connection with nature and God, ultimately leading to a sense of lightness and calm.…
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Top Childhood TV Shows: A Trip Down Memory Lane
The author reminisces about childhood TV shows, mentioning “Charmed,” “Buffy,” “Dawson’s Creek,” and “Friends,” highlighting how they fostered a sense of magic. The Family Channel’s offerings, like “That’s So Raven” and “Lizzie McGuire,” contributed to a nostalgic, comforting era in television, evoking longing for that simpler time.
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🌿 Series Summary: Reflections on Change and Faith.
In the final part of the series “Reflections on Change and Faith,” the author reflects on the rapid changes in life, relationships, and mental health. Despite these challenges, the author finds stability in Christ’s unwavering love. The reflections aim to foster connection, validation, and hope for readers navigating similar struggles.
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War, Fear, and a Colder World
The author reflects on the harsh realities of a world filled with conflict and division, expressing a longing for compassion and connection. Despite feelings of numbness, there remains a belief in God’s enduring presence and the call to choose love and kindness. The post encourages readers to maintain hope and tenderness in challenging times.
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The Loneliness of Evolution
Growth often feels like grief as we evolve into new selves, distancing from familiar people and experiences. Healing can lead to solitude, where not everyone supports our journey. In this loneliness, however, one can find sacred connections with God and deeper self-alignment, affirming that growth doesn’t need external validation.
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Mental Health, Survival Mode, and Losing Our Rest
The post explores the theme of living in survival mode, highlighting the exhaustion many feel from daily pressures. It emphasizes the importance of mental health and the need for true rest, as encouraged by faith. The author seeks to shift from mere survival to nurturing well-being and finding divine peace.
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Worrying About the Future and Learning to Come Back Gently
What are you most worried about for the future? One of my biggest worries is losing the ability to move gently through life. We live in a time that pushes us to go faster, strive harder, and chase endless perfection. In that rush, we can forget to take care of ourselves — to really listen…
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My Soft Morning Routine: What I Keep & What I’ve Let Go
Lately, I’ve been craving more softness—especially in the way I begin my days. Life has felt full, sometimes heavy, and I’ve realized that how I start my morning sets the tone for everything else. So this summer, I’m choosing slower, softer mornings—no pressure, just peace. ✨ What I’ve Let Go of There are a few…
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