I Say I am Stuck, What Does that Mean?
Sometimes what we call āstuckā is actually sacred.
A pause. A protection.
The part of you that refuses to rush because something deeper is still forming.
What am I calling āstuckā that might just be sacred gathering?
Youāre not stuck.
Youāre gathering what you need to become ā
quiet strength, unseen threads, inner clarity.
This isnāt delay.
Itās preparation.
If I honored what keeps me here, what would it say?
Weāre taught that pause means failure. But sometimes, 'not moving on' isnāt avoidanceābut presence. To linger is not to be lost. It is to listen, longer.