—A quiet reflection on becoming who we already are
Somewhere along the way, we forget who we are.
Not on purpose, but quietly—bit by bit.
Shaped by expectations, fears, and the noise of the world,
we learn how to fit in, how to be “enough,” how to stay small.
But deep down… we were always more than that.
We came into this world whole.
With a light inside.
With a deep, sacred knowing.
And if life is anything, maybe it’s not about becoming someone new—
but gently remembering who we already are.
It’s the quiet, tender work of unlearning.
Unlearning the idea that our worth comes from how much we do.
Unlearning the fear that we have to earn love.
Unlearning the stories that made us forget how powerful, how beautiful, and how divine we truly are.
And slowly, something begins to return.
Not a new version of us—
but the original one.
The one made in the image of God.
The one that knows peace not from the world, but from within.
Walking this path isn’t about striving.
It’s about softening.
It’s about listening.
Being still.
Letting the divine lead the way, not our fear or our need to control.
We live in a world obsessed with becoming—
Becoming more. Becoming better. Becoming something.
But we’re rarely taught that there’s sacredness in simply being.
Being present.
Being kind.
Being real.
Being who we were before the world told us who to be.
Sometimes, this remembering comes through loss.
Sometimes, through stillness.
Sometimes, through a simple moment that cracks your heart open
in the most unexpected way.
Whatever way it arrives, it softens you.
It grounds you.
It brings you home.
This isn’t a turning away from life.
It’s a return to it.
A return to truth.
To simplicity.
To that quiet whisper within that’s been waiting for you to hear it.
You were never broken.
Just buried under layers.
And now, you’re coming back.
Unlearning.
Remembering.
Becoming—not someone else, but exactly who your soul always was.
Exactly who God dreamed you to be.
And that… is everything.
