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Bloom, Morph, Repeat. Chelsey Mitchell photographed by Santiago Perez for Metal Magazine.

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‪A lot of people are hard to be around right now, take this as a sign to disconnect for a while and focus on finding clarity and moving forward with your own goals. Spend time in silence and purify your energy by disengaging with the world.‬

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During the holidays, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that family is supposed to look a certain way. It’s easy to look at everyone else’s lives and assume that what they have is “right” or “better”. And it’s difficult not to internalize those comparisons and feel like there’s something wrong with you if your family and the way you spend the holidays doesn’t match up. But the truth is that no family is perfect. Every person has painful pieces of their family story or dynamics that are unhealthy. Every family has conflicts and ugly moments and circumstances that leave us feeling alone or overwhelmed or unloved. You just don’t see those realities because no one talks about it. So if the holidays are painful for you, know that it’s okay. You aren’t a failure for not being able to “pull it together” and feel happy. You aren’t pathetic if you don’t have loved one’s to go to or if you’ve had to create distance with family to practice self-care. Your life isn’t inadequate if your family gatherings don’t feel “the way they’re supposed to”, and there’s nothing wrong with you if any of these things make you feel heartbroken or anxious or sad.

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We have been conditioned to feel that we lack something and so we are always trying to add something to ourselves in order to feel whole.

We seek to add security, self-esteem, externalized love, material things, and more. Yet as drinking saltwater only makes you more thirsty, none of those things are ever finally enough.

It is not by adding things to yourself that you will know peace. It is by ridding yourself of the illusory conditions that make it seem necessary in the first place. You don’t need security, you need to dissolve your insecurity. You don’t need self-esteem, you need to let go of doubt.

Always discern what it is from which you need to be free, not what you need added to you.

You are always and already whole. The only question is what delusion you must be free from in order to recognize this for yourself.

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‪People are falling away from our reality, we are being magnetically drawn to those who are in alignment with our souls divine purpose. In the past, we attracted others to replay our traumas, now we will start drawing to us those who are are truly meant to be in our lives.‬