She sidestepped her mind to breathe in the new day, and ask for her heart to show her the way.
LUCY MARY BALLShe realized she was lonely for herself, for she missed the taste of oneness and the way connection felt.
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She felt uninspired dull and unfired, she craved newness to be clueless; something wild.
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Why is it so difficult to simply be, to look around the room and just be free; why do I feel a need to add something to me, when I’m the consciousness that holds every key.
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Sometimes she pleaded with life, only to find out that she was begging for her very essence; for she is life itself.
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There’s something about twilight that makes her soul shine bright; its as though the glow of the sky draws out the beam of her light.
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Inner turbulence means you’re onto something; your awareness is deepening and your truth is rising.
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The most painful times reap the deepest transformations.
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Setbacks only unveiled the depth of her commitment to her dreams.
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The girl she’d always wished to be, was reflecting back to her soul’s poetry.
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It took her years to release the scars that covered her heart, and the final puzzle piece was realizing she’d been love from the start.
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In this moment I am me, as much as I’m ever going to be; I’m not a memory that can no longer be seen, for I am the seer that always has been.
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She nursed her wounds, softly holding space, breathing love into pain, until it turned into grace.
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Maybe you don’t need to have all the answers, maybe life need not be slower or faster; maybe everything’s evolving in the magic of the unseen, maybe its not about doing but simply being.
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Sometimes what’s needed is gentle truths; a soak in pure feelings that honor the real you.
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She was aching to reach the stars, to feel the magic within her heart.
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Its natural to feel fear and pain, when you’re healing old wounds to come home again.
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