10/03/2025
The Underbelly of Enoughness
Lately, there’s a quiet but persistent thread weaving its way through the collective field -
A theme surfacing in the mirrors of our relationships,
the edges of our expression,
the pauses between action and rest.
Not-enoughness.
Not doing enough.
Not being enough.
Not seen enough.
Not heard enough.
Not chosen enough.
It hums beneath the surface when we feel unacknowledged.
It flares when we aren’t mirrored in the way we long to be.
It contracts our hearts when someone misunderstands our intentions,
or when we’ve given so much and it still somehow feels like too little.
These roots run deep.
Maybe we were told our emotions were too much.
Maybe no one was able to sit with us in our sadness.
Maybe love felt conditional - tied to performance, silence, or self-sacrifice.
And so the shadow went quiet.
Dormant.
Dormant… but not gone.
Now, as we grow into greater self-resonance,
as we dare to be seen,
as we soften into connection with Source,
the old stories stir.
But this is not regression.
This is a reclamation.
The surfacing is a sacred part of the healing.
You are not being tested.
You are being invited - to hold these shadows gently in the light.
To feel the ancient ache and meet it with new truth:
You were always enough.
Even when unseen.
Even when misunderstood.
Even when you had to leave parts of yourself behind to survive.
Now is the time to retrieve them.
To bring the too-muchness, the not-enoughness, the ache, the beauty - home.
