Diane Morrison-Healing Works Salon

11/01/2025

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Curiously, love is eternally present and boundlessly available to choose.-Harold W. Becker

11/01/2025

This.. Is. So. True. 💝🙏🏼💝

Lately, I’ve been noticing a theme in the world — a lack of genuine connection and true friendships.

So many people feel unseen, unheard, or unsupported. The ache for belonging runs deep for them, and when that connection isn’t there, it’s easy to turn toward things that distract — endless scrolling, staying busy, numbing with food or drink, or anything that helps us avoid the stillness.

What if that loneliness is actually a divine invitation — one that asks us to turn within instead of away?

When the outer world feels quiet and there’s no one around, no plans, and no noise to drown it out, that’s when the soul begins to whisper. It calls us inward — to remind us that we are never truly alone.

When we can sit with ourselves — truly sit — and allow what we feel to rise to the surface without judgment, something beautiful begins to shift. We start to recognize the presence that’s always been with us: the Divine within, our higher self, God, Source… whatever name feels like home to you.

That’s when loneliness transforms into solitude.
And solitude becomes sanctuary. A true gift.

It’s in those quiet, tender spaces that healing unfolds. We begin to meet the parts of ourselves that have longed for our own attention and love. And from that place of inner peace, we naturally attract friendships that are deeper, truer, and more soul-aligned — not because we need them, but because we are finally resonating at the frequency of connection itself.

💗 When we turn within, we discover our truest friend — the one who’s been with us all along.

Love y’all,
-Lori🩷

10/30/2025

Shedding the old skin.
Transformation.
Releasing. Letting go…
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Healing isn’t always peaceful.
Sometimes it’s realizing that what once protected you is now holding you back.
You’ll take off the armor, but you might miss it for a while.
You’ll grieve the walls, even as you learn to live without them.

That’s not regression — it’s rebirth.

10/21/2025

Something to consider.
Don’t chase the resolution.
Let it be. Walk in peace.
Thank you Lori Lines, QHHT 3 Practitioner, Higher-Self Coach, Mentor
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When someone treats you wrong, it’s often they who pull away afterward — because their own conscience can’t face what they’ve done. Guilt has a way of creating distance. Instead of stepping up, communicating, or offering an apology, they often retreat, hoping time will quietly erase the discomfort.

But really, it’s not time they need — it’s maturity. It takes emotional courage to admit when we’ve hurt someone and to hold space for the other person’s pain. When that level of maturity isn’t there, avoidance becomes their form of “coping.”

So if you notice someone who wronged you suddenly acting distant or pretending nothing happened, remember: that’s not rejection — that’s avoidance born from guilt. You don’t have to chase closure or lower your energy to meet them where they are. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is recognize the truth, release it, and keep walking in your peace.

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Love y’all,
-Lori🩷

10/19/2025

Every single day on Planet Earth is a blessing and a lesson. 💖🙏🏼💖
Everyday experience Is the best ever teacher. For our growth and spiritual evolution. Grow, baby, grow! 💗☀️🌻

10/19/2025

Letting go is the theme of the moment.
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10/17/2025

We can make peace with it all. 💜☮️💜

Healing isn't a perfect process. We can't always get back to who we once were before "life" happened. Time becomes your friend. Wisdom emerges, resilience comes, and we make peace with the stories, memories and experiences and remember that they shape but don't define us.
~Lawney



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