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Already Whole, Already Free

  • Writer: Nick Sollom
    Nick Sollom
  • Nov 10
  • 2 min read

💬 Quote:

“You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through the desert, repenting. You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves.” Mary Oliver


🌒 Reflection


There was a time when I believed my worth had to be earned, by fixing myself, proving myself, controlling everything I feared might fall apart. A time when panic meant failure, when difficult conversations meant danger, when change meant collapse.


But now I see more clearly. Now I hear the sacred bell within. Where once a panic attack would spiral into self-blame,“What’s wrong with me? I can’t handle life," now it becomes a gentle return to presence: “Breathe. I am safe. I am light. This will pass.”


Where once a hard conversation triggered defense and fear, now it becomes a holy moment: “I will speak my truth in love, and release how I am received.” And where once a transition felt like a threat to my identity, now it is invitation: “What wants to be born now that the old form is dying?”


I no longer strive to fix, control, or prove. I am learning to simply be. Because I am already whole. I am already free. And in this freedom, there is peace beyond words. I no longer kneel through the desert of my unworthiness. I walk in light. I let my body, my soul, love what it loves.


🌕 Practice


The next time fear or doubt arises, pause and speak to yourself softly. Place a hand on your heart or belly and whisper, “I am safe. I am light. I am free.” Then listen inward, what truth arises when you no longer have to prove anything? What grace comes when you simply allow yourself to be?


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