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Leila Chatti, from “The Moment When a Feeling Enters” in Wildness Before Something Sublime

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Virginia Woolf, from a letter to Vita Sackville-West, dated 7 October 1928

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“april, strengthen my roots and prepare me to bloom without apologizing for how much space my flowers take up. teach me to grow in the direction of my own light, and leave behind every version of me that was only watered by fear of being too much. be the grace i owe myself.”

— billy chapata

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“march, sharpen my intentions and cut ties with confusion, filter my thoughts with love until peace begins to drip from my energy. protect my spirit from fear that travels faster than truth and allow me to release what lives beyond my reach. keep my integrity louder than worry.”

— billy chapata

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[iambrillyant]

“february, funnel what is meant for me in my direction and filter out anything that asks me to abandon my peace. anchor me in alignment when temptation invites me backward and remind me why i chose myself the first time. allow me to stay loyal to my growth, without guilt.”

— billy chapata

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january, refurbish my thoughts and coat my intentions in gold. decorate my mind with softness so i can proceed on my path without carrying old chapters that used to weigh me down. tame the temptation to revisit doors that have expired lessons behind them. polish my discernment.

— billy chapata

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Make room for more abundance. It's coming into your life quickly.

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[iambrillyant]

“december, strip away every expectation that never belonged to me and return me to myself in every way i went missing this year. create spaces of forgiveness for versions of myself that forgot how to float as i rediscovered how to swim in my self-worth. create healthier timelines.”

— billy chapata

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it’s not “am I good enough to do it?”, it’s “do I like it enough to be bad at it?”