Healing unfolds slowly because the soul mends itself in its own natural rhythm, not according to our impatience or expectations. It reframes slowness as wisdom rather than failure, reminding us that steady, unhurried repair creates deeper and more lasting change. Its purpose is to help soften self‑judgment and invite trust in the quiet, gradual work happening beneath the surface.

~d.s.

where are the wisdom keepers?

inquiry for today~ linger in the finer nuances…..

when everything falls away….

If I could, I’d leave something

soft for each of you, dead and

alive, near and far.

Something you might wake to

or receive on the other side that

might affirm that it’s all been

worthwhile.

Whether we stayed in touch or

not. Whether we understood

each other or not.

Whether we stuck pins in each

other or put each other’s likeness

on the mantle.

Something soft that lets us know

that love outlasts all quarrel.

~Mark Nepo