Red:
“I am not hiding anymore. and I will be fully alive, right here.”
Orange:
“While the worry of falling again is present, my resolve to try to rise again is present, too.”
Yellow:
“The parts of my joy that went quiet to avoid being ‘too much’ are remembering how to move again.”
Pink:
“I’ve learned much about love, but then there is also what I’ll learn next: love is vaster still, in ways I never could expect.”
Green:
“While the tendency to stay hidden is strong, my need to lean toward the sunlight is strong, too.”
Brown:
“This living process will often feel slow, but I must remember: the ground is still shifting, and I am still growing, anyway.”
Blue:
“The river-like rhythms of peace moving deep under my worry still remember their flow: a deepening aliveness I can meet again and again.”
Purple:
“I have cared more deeply than I’ve let myself say. And yet, in a beautiful honest way, I am not too much. I am still worth knowing, too.”
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For all of the many ways aliveness can be noticed and embraced within a day, a season, a life, or within a single hour, may there be room to meet moments of aliveness again and again through change, as you shift and change, in whatever room or color of the day you find yourself in. – Morgan Harper Nichols
