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01/11/2026

🌻 Monday Blessings with the Angels
Week 15 – Resilience
Hello, beautiful souls. 💜
Welcome.
There is nowhere else you need to be for these next few moments.
Take only what resonates with your heart, and gently leave the rest behind.
🌿✨🌿
💜 Resilience
Following on a little from last week, I have been reminded of my own resilience and the importance of recognising that, although I may not always have all the answers, I do have a toolbox of things I can turn to, time and time again, to help me find my way through life's little bumps and unexpected detours.
Sometimes we simply need to remind ourselves that a difficult moment is just that – a moment. We don't have to stay there.
"This too shall pass" is a beautiful old saying that reminds us that nothing remains quite the same forever. Both the difficult moments and the beautiful ones are part of life's ever-changing journey.
And then the painting Spring Blooms came forward.
I was reminded of how flowers re-emerge after the harshness of winter, or whatever Mother Nature has thrown their way. Year after year, they find their way back, reaching towards the light and blooming in all their beautiful glory.
But flowers also need the right environment to flourish.
Without sufficient sunlight, water and nourishment, they may wilt, droop or struggle to grow. When their needs are tended to, they have the opportunity to regain their strength and flourish once more.
Perhaps we are not so different.
Sometimes we need to pause and reflect on what is happening around us and within us. Are we giving ourselves the nourishment, rest and care we need? Are we allowing enough space for the things that bring us joy?
Perhaps resilience isn't always about being strong enough to weather every storm. Perhaps it is also about recognising when we need a little sunshine, a drink of water, some nourishment and permission to rest.
So, take a moment to consider what might help bring a little balance back into your life.
Bathe in the sunshine. Drink in the water. Enjoy a colourful rainbow of foods. Choose activities that bring you joy. Take time to smell the flowers and listen to the birds.
And remember, you don't have to bloom every single day. Sometimes simply tending to yourself is enough.
✨💜✨
💜 A Little Toolbox for Resilience
We all have different ways of finding our feet again when life becomes a little challenging. Perhaps some of these gentle reminders might help you discover, or reconnect with, the things that support you.
💜 Adaptability and Flexibility – Life doesn't always unfold as we expect. Allow yourself to adjust, change direction and find another way forward when circumstances shift.
💜 Emotional Awareness – Notice what you are feeling without allowing those feelings to take over. Give yourself permission to feel, pause and respond rather than react.
💜 Recognising Stress – Pay attention to the little signals your body and mind might be sending. When life becomes overwhelming, what could you do to be a little kinder to yourself?
💜 Your Self-Care Menu – What everyday activities help bring you back to the present moment? Journaling, painting, singing, dancing, walking, yoga or simply sitting quietly with a cup of tea. Create your own collection of things that replenish your energy.
💜 Healthy Boundaries – Remember that someone else's behaviour does not define your worth. You can care about others without carrying everything for them.
💜 A Realistic Perspective – Look for opportunities to learn and grow through difficult experiences, while still acknowledging that some things are genuinely hard.
💜 Your Support Network – Remember those wonderful friends, family members or trusted colleagues you can lean on. We don't have to navigate every challenge alone.
💜 Acceptance – Allow yourself to acknowledge difficult emotions, disappointment, grief or uncertainty. We don't have to pretend everything is okay when it isn't.
💜 Comfort with Uncertainty – Not every question needs an immediate answer. Sometimes we can allow things to unfold while trusting ourselves to respond when the time is right.
💜 Finding Purpose and Meaning – Look for the little things that give your life meaning and help you reconnect with what matters most. Sometimes even the most challenging experiences can offer opportunities for growth and a deeper understanding of ourselves.
And perhaps the most important reminder of all:
Resilience is not about doing everything, carrying everything or being everything to everyone. It is about knowing what helps you return to yourself.
🌿✨🌿
🌻 Angel Blessings – Healing Energy
From the Angel Guide Oracle deck by Kyle Gray, card artwork by Jennifer Hawkyard.
Sometimes we need reminding that healing is not always something we have to work hard at. It can begin with allowing ourselves to receive a little gentleness, comfort and support.
The Healing Energy card brings a beautiful reminder that we are not required to carry every worry, hurt or concern on our own.
Imagine yourself surrounded by a soft, peaceful light, allowing its warmth to settle around you. A gentle invitation to release some of the tension you may have been holding, to quieten the busy thoughts and give yourself permission to rest.
Healing can take many forms. It may be physical, emotional, spiritual or simply finding a little more peace within a situation that has been weighing heavily on your heart.
Perhaps there are parts of ourselves that need a little extra love and attention. Perhaps there are old wounds that need acknowledging, or circumstances that we are still trying to make sense of.
This card invites us to be open to the possibility of renewal, to trust that gentle shifts can take place even when we cannot yet see the bigger picture.
We don't need to force the process or have all the answers.
Sometimes the greatest gift we can give ourselves is to become still, allow ourselves to be supported and trust that we can take the next step when we are ready.
May you feel held, comforted and gently reminded that you, too, deserve the same kindness and nurturing that you so freely offer to others.
❤️
✨💜✨
🌻 An Invitation
This coming week, I would love to invite you to take a little time to notice what is happening around you in nature.
Nothing complicated. Nothing that needs to be achieved. Just a few moments to pause and reconnect with the present.
🌿 Stop to smell the flowers or admire their beauty. Perhaps count the petals or notice the different colours.
🌿 Listen to the birds as they call to one another.
🌿 Feel the sunshine on your face. Notice its warmth and the way the light falls around you.
🌿 Feel the wind as it gently moves through your hair.
🌿 Take a moment to notice your breath as it flows in and out of your body.
And perhaps, as another little activity, I would love you to create your own Resilience Toolbox.
Make a list, draw a picture, create a little collage or perhaps even a jar filled with folded pieces of paper.
On each one, write something that helps bring you back to the here and now – something that makes you smile, brings you peace, lifts your spirits or simply helps you feel more like yourself.
Keep it somewhere you can easily reach for it.
Because sometimes, when life gets a little overwhelming, we can forget all the things that usually help us feel grounded.
It is lovely to have a little reminder waiting for us.
And remember, you don't need to do all the things on your list. Simply choose what feels right for you in that moment.
Be gentle with yourself. You are allowed to pause, replenish and bloom in your own time.
💜 Until next Monday …
As always, please take what resonates with your heart and gently leave the rest behind.
May you have a most magnificent day today, and all days this week.
Warmest blessings,
Amanda Berryman
The HeArt is the Key
Guided by Heart, Expressed through Art, Held with Care.

26/10/2026

🌻 Monday Blessings with the Angels
Week 14 – Time-Out from ‘The Shoulds’
Hello, beautiful souls. 💜
Welcome.
There is nowhere else you need to be for these next few moments.
Take only what resonates with your heart, and gently leave the rest behind.
🌿✨🌿
💜 When the ‘Shoulds’ Begin to Take Over
Over the past three years, my workplace has experienced many changes in staffing. People have retired, taken leave due to illness or moved on to other opportunities.
And, as often happens when people leave, the workload doesn't simply disappear. It finds its way onto the shoulders of those who remain.
In the past, I have been the one to keep going, take on more and do whatever was needed to keep things moving.
But this time, something has been different.
Instead of reacting immediately to the latest changes, I have given myself permission to pause, breathe and allow myself time to adjust.
And do you know what happened?
The familiar little voices began to appear.
🌻 I should increase my hours.
🌻 I should work more days to keep up with the workload.
🌻 I should postpone the leave I had planned.
🌻 I should do more.
🌻 I should, I should, I should …
Sound familiar?
How often do we find ourselves responding to a challenging situation by asking even more of ourselves?
We should be doing more. We should be coping better. We should be helping everyone else. We should be able to manage it all.
And before we know it, our own needs have slipped to the bottom of the list.
But this time, I remembered something important.
❤️ I've been down this road before, and I know where it can lead.
Last time, I kept pushing myself until I burnt out.
I stopped painting.
I stopped doing Angelic Reiki.
I stopped going out to see friends and keeping in touch.
Little by little, the things that brought me joy and helped me feel like me were pushed aside.
And I realised I didn't want to lose those parts of myself again.
I also began to recognise something else.
Not every problem that lands in front of us is ours to solve.
Sometimes, we can help. Sometimes, we can contribute. Sometimes, we can make a difference.
But there is a difference between offering what we reasonably can and feeling responsible for holding everything together.
🌿 We can care without carrying it all.
🌿 We can be helpful without being endlessly available.
🌿 We can honour our commitments without abandoning ourselves.
🌿 And we can recognise when something needs to change without believing that we must be the ones to fix it.
This time, I am choosing to step back from the ‘shoulds’.
Not because I don't care.
Not because I am unwilling to contribute.
But because I matter, too.
And I am learning that looking after myself isn't something I need to earn by first making sure everyone else is taken care of.
✨💜✨
🌻 So, What Does Choosing Me Look Like?
It looks like spending precious time with family and friends.
It looks like long walks along the beach on my usual days off.
It looks like planting vegetables and flowers in the garden.
It looks like spending time in my studio, painting or exploring another creative project.
It looks like preparing nutritious meals and filling the freezer with home-cooked goodness.
It looks like lying on the grass with a good book.
It looks like painting the house, or perhaps heading off to explore one of Tasmania's magnificent waterfalls or scenic spots.
It looks like making room for the things that nourish my heart, restore my energy and bring me joy.
And it looks like allowing work to be work, doing what I reasonably can within my working hours and responsibilities, without sacrificing my health to make up for circumstances beyond my control.
Because I have learnt that when I continually put myself last, something has to give.
And I don't want it to be my well-being again.
💜 I can care about my work and still care for myself. The two are not mutually exclusive.
So, for now, I am giving myself permission to take a little time-out.
To quieten the ‘shoulds’.
To listen to what I need.
And to remember that I am allowed to have a life outside of the things that ask so much of me.
The ‘shoulds’ may still be there tomorrow.
But they don't get to make every decision for me today!
🌻✨🌻
💜 Angel Blessings – Take a Step Back
(From the Angel Guide Oracle deck by Kyle Gray, with card artwork by Jennifer Hawkyard)
Oh, how profound this card feels for me this week!
Take a Step Back.
Sometimes, when something happens that unsettles us, our first instinct is to react.
We feel frustrated, disappointed, angry or overwhelmed, and we want to do something to make the uncomfortable feelings go away.
We might rush into fixing things, take on more responsibility or make decisions before we have had time to process what is happening.
I know I have done this many times.
But this time, I am learning to pause.
To take some deep breaths.
To allow the feelings to surface without judging myself for having them.
To write down my thoughts and give myself the space to work through them, rather than responding in the heat of the moment.
And then, when the emotions have settled a little, to look at the bigger picture.
What is actually happening here?
What belongs to me, and what doesn't?
Am I responding to what is happening today, or am I slipping back into an old pattern because it feels familiar?
And perhaps the most important question of all …
What do I need to do differently to honour myself this time?
By stepping back, I have been able to see the situation more clearly. I can acknowledge what is happening at work without immediately making it my responsibility to resolve everything.
I can do my best within the circumstances, while allowing myself to have boundaries.
I can recognise how far I have come and how much I have learnt about the importance of caring for myself.
The work may still be there tomorrow. Some things may take time to resolve.
But I don't have to sacrifice my well-being in the meantime.
🌿✨🌿
Perhaps taking a step back isn't about walking away from something.
Perhaps it is about creating enough space to see it differently.
To respond rather than react.
To make choices from a place of greater clarity, rather than from guilt, fear or the familiar pressure of what we believe we should be doing.
And sometimes, that little bit of space is all we need to remember that we have choices.
We are allowed to pause.
We are allowed to reassess.
We are allowed to choose another way.
And we are allowed to put ourselves back on our own list of priorities.
💜 A gentle reminder from my heart to yours: You don't have to keep repeating an old pattern simply because it is the one you know best.
Sometimes, growth begins with the courage to take a step back.
🌻 An Invitation – Time-Out from the ‘Shoulds’
Can I invite you to pause for a moment this week and gently notice the ‘shoulds’ in your own life?
💭 I should do more.
💭 I should be coping better.
💭 I should help, even though I'm already exhausted.
💭 I should put everyone else first.
Without judging yourself, ask:
🌿 Which of these ‘shoulds’ are truly mine to carry?
🌿 What might happen if I gave myself permission to put one of them down?
And perhaps …
🌿 What is one small thing I could do this week simply because it brings me joy, peace or a little breathing space?
It doesn't have to be anything grand.
Perhaps it's a quiet cup of tea, a walk in nature, time spent with someone who makes you laugh, an afternoon with a book, or allowing yourself to rest without feeling that you should be doing something else.
Perhaps it's simply taking a few deep breaths before responding to a situation that has stirred up your emotions.
Whatever it looks like for you, let it be enough.
You don't have to fix everything today.
You don't have to have all the answers.
And you don't have to earn the right to care for yourself.
💜 You matter, too.
Sometimes, the most loving thing we can do for ourselves is to take a step back, quieten the ‘shoulds’ and make room for what truly matters.
So, this week, may we give ourselves permission to pause, breathe and choose a little more gently.
And if you need a reminder, consider this your permission slip from me.
🌻 You are allowed to take a step back.
🌻 You are allowed to rest.
🌻 You are allowed to choose yourself, too.

Until next Monday … As always, please take what resonates with your heart and gently leave the rest behind.
May you have a most magnificent day today, and all days this week.
Warmest blessings,
Amanda Berryman
The HeArt is the Key
Guided by Heart, Expressed through Art, Held with Care. 💜

21/10/2026

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18/10/2026

🌻 Week 13 - Inner Beauty

A quiet moment of Connection
Welcome to the Circle of Light.
A quiet sanctuary where you are invited to pause, breathe, and simply be.
There is nowhere else you need to be for these next few moments. Take only what resonates with your heart, and gently leave the rest behind.
This week, I have been drawn towards a painting I created in 2021 during my Intentional Creativity Teacher Training. She is named “She Has Found Her Wings.”
As I spent time looking at her, I kept hearing the words:
Yes, she is beautiful, but it is her inner beauty that really counts.
And so, I began to explore what inner beauty means to me.
We cannot always change our genetics or the way we look on the outside, but we do have choices about how we show up in the world, how we treat others, and, perhaps most importantly, how we treat ourselves.
Earlier this year, I attended a retreat where we were invited to spend some time in self-reflection. The very first question we were asked was:

“Who are you?”
Have you ever been asked that question?
I picked up my pen and wrote, “I am Mandy!”
And that was it!
I couldn't think of anything else to write.
I promised myself that when I returned home, I would make some time to explore that question a little further. And yet, somehow, life carried on, and I still hadn't done it.
Until now.
I would like to think that I am kind and caring towards others. I believe in treating people as I would like to be treated, and I try to bring compassion and understanding into my interactions with others.

But what about the relationship I have with myself?

I decided it was time to be a little kinder to myself and begin exploring the person I am on the inside. My traits, my personality, my values, and the things I genuinely like about being me.
I actually found this a surprisingly difficult exercise.

I had to keep gently bringing my thoughts back to the qualities I appreciate within myself, rather than allowing them to wander towards my physical appearance.
It was a reminder of just how easily we can focus on what we believe needs changing, while overlooking the beautiful qualities that are already within us.
So, today, I sat with that question once again.

Who am I?

And this time, I discovered some really lovely things to reflect upon.
My list is still a work in progress, and I intend to keep adding to it as I recognise and appreciate more of the qualities that make me who I am.
Perhaps discovering who we are isn't about finding one perfect answer. Perhaps it is about becoming curious enough to keep asking the question, and gentle enough to welcome whatever we discover along the way.

🌻 Angel Blessings – Listen Deeply
(From the Angel Guide Oracle deck by Kyle Gray, card artwork by Jennifer Hawkyard)

Well, I cannot make this stuff up!
After spending time writing about inner beauty, self-reflection and discovering who I am, I selected this card from the deck.

Listen Deeply.
How beautifully fitting!
I feel the Angels and Guides are gently encouraging me to listen more deeply, not only to them, but also to myself.
I know there are things I have been ignoring for a long, long time, and I am now taking some slow and steady steps towards making changes in my life.
Sometimes the whispers are subtle. Other times, they become much louder.
Perhaps you know that feeling, too?
I am learning that listening to our inner voice also means being willing to hear things we may not necessarily want to hear. Sometimes the truth asks us to reconsider our choices, release old beliefs, or acknowledge that something in our lives is no longer sitting comfortably within our hearts.
It isn't always easy.
There have been times when I haven't wanted to acknowledge what my inner voice was telling me. Perhaps, by avoiding it, I could also avoid the changes that might follow.
But I am beginning to understand that listening is only part of the journey. When we recognise what is asking for our attention, we must also decide what we are going to do with that awareness.
I don't believe we need to make every decision immediately, nor do we need to have all the answers. Sometimes, simply acknowledging what we are feeling is the beginning of something new.
I am inviting the Angels and Guides to help me release old messages and beliefs that no longer serve me, creating space for the guidance and understanding that are relevant to who I am today.
And perhaps this is another part of discovering our inner beauty: learning to listen to ourselves with the same kindness, compassion and understanding that we so readily offer to others.
We may discover that the voice within us has been waiting patiently to be heard.
🌻 An Invitation
This week, I invite you to join me in giving yourself a little time and space to explore the person you are beneath the surface.
You might like to find a quiet moment, make yourself a cuppa, and sit with these questions.

🦋 Who am I?
🦋 What beautiful qualities do I offer others?
🦋 What beautiful qualities do I offer myself?
🦋 What do I value most about the person I am becoming?

You might like to write your thoughts in a journal, allowing the words to flow without judging or correcting them.
And if, like me, you find it difficult to recognise your own beautiful qualities, perhaps you could ask someone you trust what they admire about you.
You may be surprised by what they see in you that you have never fully acknowledged within yourself.
Remember, you don't need to have all the answers today. Your list can grow and change as you do.
Perhaps the invitation is simply to begin listening a little more deeply, to the whispers of your heart and to the person you are discovering yourself to be.
Because inner beauty isn't about becoming someone else.
It is about recognising, appreciating and nurturing the beautiful qualities that already live within you.

As always, please take what resonates with your heart and gently leave the rest behind.
May you have a most magnificent day today, and all days this week.
Until next Monday…

Warmest blessings,
Amanda Berryman
The HeArt is the Key
Guided by Heart, Expressed through Art, Held with Care.

11/10/2026

Monday Blessings with the Angels – Week 12
❤️ The Message – Harmony
Over the past few weeks, my health hasn't been the best. Initially, I thought I was experiencing a severe Hashimoto's flare-up, but it turned out to be Shingles.
As I've spent time resting and reflecting, I've begun to recognise just how much my husband and I have been carrying over the past five years.
Alongside navigating our son's health condition, we have experienced the loss of many family members and close friends. It has often felt as though, just as we began to catch our breath, another challenge or heartbreak arrived.
For so long, we lived with an underlying sense of vigilance, always conscious of the possibility of another phone call, another medical emergency, or another reason to worry about our son. Even in the quieter moments, a part of me was always bracing for what might happen next.
And in between those challenges, there was grief. So much grief.
There wasn't always time to stop and fully feel each loss before the next one arrived. Sometimes, I had to gently tuck my sadness away so I could keep going and be there for the people who needed me.
Now, with our son's health seeming more settled, something within me has begun to soften. For the first time in five years, I feel as though I can finally take a full breath.
Perhaps, after so long in a state of readiness, I'm beginning to discover what it feels like not to be constantly waiting for the next crisis.
I've come to realise just how much exhaustion has accumulated along the way, and how much rest I need. It's almost as though my body is asking me to acknowledge the rest I've been putting aside since 2021.
I've been listening, allowing myself to slow down, spending time resting and gently finding my way back into the studio when I feel able.
And in those quieter moments, I kept finding myself drawn to a painting I completed back in 2018.

❤️ The Painting – Harmony Angel
As I spent time in the studio, I kept finding myself drawn back to a painting I completed in 2018. There was something about her calm, peaceful presence that seemed to call to me. Perhaps she was reminding me of something I needed to hear, or perhaps it was simply time for us to reconnect.
So, I began to give her a little love and an uplift.
When I first painted her, I hadn't yet learnt how to shade a face or bring depth and dimension to its features. This time, rather than having a clear plan, I allowed myself to sit with her and listen to what she wanted to become.
Her eyes remain gently closed, but something about her has changed. Where I once saw stillness, I now see a much deeper sense of peace. Her face has more depth and softness, and there is a quietness about her that feels as though it comes from somewhere deep within.
I added texture to her wings, giving them more substance, and delicate sparkles to define the feathers. As I worked, I was reminded that even through immense grief and life's hardest seasons, our capacity for light, beauty and love doesn't simply disappear. Sometimes, it is still there, quietly waiting for us to find our way back to it.
Above her, pearlescent beams of light and tiny dots flow gently downwards. To me, they represent the loving presence of the Angels, surrounding her with light, protection and reassurance. A reminder that we don't always have to find our own way through everything alone.
And then there is the little ladybug resting on her left shoulder. ❤️
That little ladybug has always held a special place in my paintings, as a tribute to my Dad. Seeing it there feels like a gentle reminder that his love is still part of my story.
Perhaps it is also a reminder that I don't have to keep watch over everything myself.
After years of worrying, caring and trying to hold things together, I am learning that it is okay to soften my grip. To trust a little more. To allow myself to rest, to paint, and to receive the same gentleness I have so often offered to others.
I cannot control everything that happens in life, and I cannot protect everyone I love from every challenge. But perhaps I can allow myself to feel supported, knowing that love doesn't end simply because someone is no longer physically beside us.
As I look at Harmony Angel now, I see more than a painting that has been refreshed. I see a reflection of my own journey, too. We have both changed since 2018, carrying new layers, new depth and a different understanding of what peace can mean.
And perhaps that is the most beautiful part of all.
Sometimes, we don't need to become someone new. We simply need to return to ourselves with softer eyes, a more open heart, and permission to rest. 💙✨

🦋 Our Angel Blessing – Strength and Guidance
(Angel Guide Oracle deck by Kyle Gray, artwork by Jennifer Hawkyard)
I do not choose these cards; they choose me.
When I turned over this card, I initially wondered how Strength and Guidance related to this week's message of Harmony. But as I sat with it, the connection began to unfold, and I realised just how beautifully these two messages belong together.
The challenges and heartaches of the past five years have certainly taught me about strength. They have stretched me in ways I could never have imagined, adding layers of depth, understanding and compassion to my life.
But I am beginning to recognise that strength doesn't always mean finding the courage to keep going, pushing through or holding everything together.
We don't need to become hard to weather storms. Strength is not hardness; it is resilience.
And perhaps resilience also means knowing when to pause, when to soften, and when to allow ourselves to be supported by others.
As I reflect on this card, I am reminded that guidance doesn't always arrive as a clear answer or a sign pointing us in a particular direction. Sometimes, it comes through a quiet inner knowing, a conversation with someone we trust, a moment of stillness, or the gentle feeling that we don't need to have everything figured out just yet.
We can honour the strength that has carried us this far without feeling we must continue to draw upon it every moment of every day.
We can trust that the next step will become clearer in its own time, while allowing ourselves to rest in the space between what has been and what is yet to unfold.
For me, this is where Strength and Guidance meet Harmony.
It is the understanding that we can be strong without carrying everything alone, and that accepting love, kindness and support doesn't diminish our strength. It allows us to experience it differently.
Perhaps we have spent so long being the ones who hold everything together that receiving support feels unfamiliar. Perhaps we need a gentle reminder that we, too, are allowed to lean on others.
We don't have to search for another lesson, find another answer or work harder at becoming who we are meant to be.
Sometimes, we can simply trust ourselves, trust the support available to us, and allow life to unfold one breath, one moment and one step at a time.
The strength is already within us. The guidance may be found in learning when to act, when to listen, and when to simply allow ourselves to be held.
And perhaps, in that gentler balance, we begin to discover our own version of Harmony. 💙✨

🪽 A Little Invitation for You
If you have a few quiet moments today, I invite you to pause.
Find somewhere comfortable, perhaps with a cup of tea, and gently bring your attention to your breath.
There is nothing you need to fix, solve or work out in this moment.
Simply notice how you are feeling.
Have you been holding something for a long time? Perhaps worrying about someone you love, carrying a sadness that hasn't had the space to be felt, or feeling that you always need to be the strong one.
If something comes to mind, you don't need to push it away or find an answer. You might simply acknowledge it with kindness.
And then, gently ask yourself:
“What might it feel like to loosen my grip, even just a little?”
Perhaps harmony, for you, is allowing yourself to rest without feeling guilty. Perhaps it is accepting a helping hand, making space for joy, or giving yourself permission to feel whatever is present without needing to be strong every moment of every day.
Or perhaps it is simply taking one deep breath and recognising that, right now, in this moment, you are allowed to just be.
We cannot always control what life brings our way, nor can we protect those we love from every challenge. But perhaps we can learn to soften the way we carry our worries, allowing room for trust, support and moments of peace alongside the things we cannot change.
As I have been reminded this week, sometimes our next step isn't to do more, hold on tighter or find another solution.
Sometimes, it is to rest.
To allow ourselves to be held, rather than always being the one who holds everything together.
And to remember that we are allowed to find harmony within ourselves, even when life around us hasn't been perfect.
Take what resonates with your heart, and gently leave the rest behind. 💙✨

With love,
Amanda 💙✨
The HeArt is the Key
Guided by the Heart. Expressed through Art. Held with Care.

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