View yourself as a garden, recognize what it is that you are desiring to harvest.
Plant your seed, nurture it, and protect your area.
Prepare for weeds and understand what areas need to be pulled.
There was a time where I thought I needed someone to show up for me and I continuously didn’t feel seen or heard. The consequence was shutting down and shutting off with the intention to get what I was lacking and craving on my own.
Get rid of your own parasites.
With authority I took ownership over myself. I became my own responsibility. Watching for my own snakes, investing in my own crops. In that time I found a stillness and joy found in solitude.
Friendship developed a new meaning, there was an unquestionable kind of respect, communication, and vulnerability required to become a friend. I became a confidant within myself often reminding myself that there is an infinite supply of water and immeasurable amount of soil wherever I go.
Stay grounded.
No matter the destination keep in mind those seeds you have, that garden you own can be nourished anywhere, in any climate or environment as long as you are willing to commit to the consistency of care it deserves.
Stay rooted.
Stop giving yourself the bare minimum.
Commit to a season, do the work, and value yourself.
Nurture yourself, allow yourself the chance to blossom.
You are a priority.
– Brielle K. D.
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