07/02/2026
With so many people sharing their subjective realities, we’re immersed in a constant stream of opinions, interpretations, and emotional truths, pulling us in different directions, subtly telling us who to be, what to feel, and how to see the world.
With so much going on and a constant stream of information it’s easy to lose touch with what’s genuinely true for us amid the noise.
Listening to our inner voice matters more now than ever. Our inner voice acts as a filter and an anchor, helping us separate outside information and energy from that which is aligned with our deepest values and inner truth.
When the world feels overwhelmed by crisis, outrage, and suffering, the soul itself can go into exile. When we’re flooded, fragmented, or driven by anxiety we act from wounded places rather than from wisdom.
The saying goes that the world is in trouble when people forget who they are. Culture collapses when individuals lose their inner center. Soul loss on a personal level creates disorders on a collective one.
So tending to your own soul is not selfish ~ it’s protective. It keeps you from being swallowed by the chaos. There is much wisdom in tending to your own inner garden. It’s a way of arranging one’s inner weather so the storms do not spill outward!
The world doesn’t heal through more noise, force, or speed—it heals through depth. When we act from rootedness instead of reactivity and presence rather than panic.
Every person who listens inwardly, honors their gifts and makes beauty, kindness, or truth from their wounds quietly strengthens the whole ⭕️
The Great Mystery is called the Great Mystery because there is so much we don’t and cannot know. So with that humility and a heart in the right place this is a good start. Find the source of coherence in your life and live form there 🐆💫