Tag: when the soul remembers hope
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Walking in Peace: The Stoic Way Most People Misunderstand
Stoicism taught me something I didn’t know I already lived — to stay calm with peace in my heart, even when the world misreads my intentions. The hardest part isn’t life’s storms; it’s the misinterpretations that come from others’ fears. Here’s how I’ve learned to walk in peace, even when my character is misunderstood.
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Red Shirts & Cow Pies: Confessions of a Gullible Little Sister
I was a gullible little girl with a trusting heart — and an older brother who saw that as the perfect opportunity for chaos. From cow pies in my bed to ground squirrels biting my fingers, I believed every word he said. And I look back now with a laugh and a whole lot of…
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Eight Seconds of Glory (And a Lifetime of Grit)
Five kids. One saddle. One mischievous brother. He kicked the horse’s flanks just to watch us fly — and it worked. Everyone hit the dirt… except me. I clung to that saddle horn like a wild-eyed rodeo queen with something to prove. That moment didn’t just leave scrapes on my elbows — it carved grit…
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Reclaiming Mary Magdalene: A Journey of Healing and Truth
I’ve shared this story before — about carrying shame that wasn’t even mine. About being told I was too much, too emotional, too spiritual. And now, I see Mary Magdalene in that story. The woman the world misunderstood. The one they tried to silence, rename, and shame into submission. But she didn’t stay quiet —…
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The Digital Cave: Escaping the Illusion of Connection
We’re more connected than ever — and yet somehow, more disconnected from ourselves. In The Digital Cave, I explore how modern life has replaced real presence with filtered illusions, how social media drains our energy, and how we can begin reclaiming our light. This post offers embodied tips, research-backed insights, and a soulful invitation to…
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