Lately, I’ve been sitting with this question.
I’m walking through a season of some pretty big life transitions, and with change has come the resurfacing of old wounds I thought I had already healed. I’ve realized that sometimes healing isn’t linear. We can come so far, grow so much, and still find ourselves being invited to revisit certain parts of ourselves with deeper compassion and understanding.
Because of the nature of the work I do, I feel a responsibility to be mindful of the energy and intention behind what I create and share. I never want to produce content simply because I feel like I should be posting, teaching, guiding, or showing up. I want what I offer to come from a place of peace, clarity, integrity, and genuine alignment with God and with the work I feel called to do.
So for the remainder of the summer, I’m giving myself permission to slow down. Sometimes, the healer needs time to heal too.
Time to rest, to pray, and to reflect on where I’ve been, where I’m going, and what I want this next chapter of my life and work to look like.
I’m not disappearing, and I’m not giving up on what I’ve created. I’m simply choosing not to pour from a place that needs replenishing.
I’ll still be here, just a little quieter. 🤍
Sometimes alignment requires movement, and sometimes it requires stillness. Right now, I believe I’m being called into stillness.
Thank you for giving me the space to recover, regroup, and return with a clearer heart and renewed spirit.
And if you’re in a season where old wounds are resurfacing too, maybe this is your reminder that you don’t always have to push through them. Sometimes the next step forward is allowing yourself the time and space to heal.
With so much love and gratitude for each and every one of you.
Kiana ✨