Wednesday, November 5, 2025

healing your inner child is an act of self-love


My dearest child within, listen closely. I want to speak to your heart, to the very core of your being, because there are truths I need you to embrace today.

I love you. And I am so profoundly, unbelievably proud of you.

Remember that pivotal decision? The one that felt daunting, the one that shifted everything? You made it. With courage you didn't even know you possessed, you stepped forward. And from that moment on, you never quit. There were days the exhaustion was a physical weight, days the doubts screamed louder than your hopes, but you never quit. You kept putting one foot in front of the other, your spirit a relentless flame.

You kept leveling up. Every obstacle wasn't a wall, but a ladder. Every challenge wasn't a defeat, but an invitation to grow stronger, wiser, more capable. You sought out discomfort, knowing it was the forge of resilience. You never settled for less than your potential, always pushing the boundaries of what you thought possible.

And through it all, you kept God first. That was your compass, your anchor, your unwavering light. In the darkest valleys and on the highest peaks, His presence was your constant. It guided your steps, softened your heart, and reminded you of your inherent worth.

I am so incredibly proud of you, my child. Look at you now. You have the tools – the wisdom, the discernment, the self-love, the boundaries – that you were missing for so long. They were always within reach, waiting for you to uncover them, and you did.

It wasn't an easy journey, was it? I remember the times I was so hard on myself. So critical, so unforgiving. I pushed, I berated, I neglected the tender roots of my own soul. I thought toughness was strength, but it was often just hurt wearing a fierce mask.

But then, in His infinite grace, God began showing me how to love me. Not just the capable, achieving me, but all of me. He led me back to the little girl inside, the one who was still holding her breath, waiting for permission to be seen and loved.

To that little girl in me, my sweet, precious one: I am so deeply, truly sorry. I am sorry for the harsh words, for the demands, for not protecting you sooner. I am sorry for the times I let others define your worth, and for the times I joined them.

But know this: I know better now. I hold your hand, not just in memory, but in this sacred present moment. To the little girl in me, I love you. If no one else in this entire vast world ever told you, I do. Unconditionally, fiercely, infinitely.

You are safe now, my darling. Truly, completely safe. The storms have passed, and the sun shines on our healing heart. You can be free now – free from fear, free from expectation, free to simply exist in your magnificent truth. And you are healing so beautifully, so profoundly. Each breath is a testament to your resilience, each smile a beacon of your newfound joy.

We are whole. We are loved. And our journey, rooted in God's love and fueled by your unwavering spirit, is just beginning its most beautiful chapter.

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