hey, cabbage slaw.

yep... you can be wounded + well, bloom

in fact, it’s a hallmark of our human experience

some days it will serve you best to tend to your wounds, and others to your wellness

both are necessary. neither is more valid or noble than the other

and when you’re in the experience of looking out for others (also necessary. also just as valid + noble as it is to look out for yourself) —

you may also find it useful to remember that some days it will serve THEM best to tend to their wounds, and others to their wellness

do you allow your loved ones + yourself a fullness of care + tending? or only prioritizing wound care, to the detriment of sustaining wellness

what does tending to your wounds look like for you today? how about your wellness?

do you have a tendency to overlook one or the other? what can you do to take it more seriously today?

*BACKSTORY*

the phrase “wounded + well” came to me during a monthly20 call (that’s a short 1:1 call all members of the UPRISING inner sanctum are invited to schedule each month, on TOP of the weekly group calls)

we were discussing the hermit card (slide 2, from the light seer’s tarot by @pixiecurio) that was pulled in reverse, in response to a request for new perspective on a situation

i’ve currently rolled back pricing to join the inner sanctum while i complete its glowed-up sales page. take advantage of it while it lasts here: thriveandbloom.com/innersanctum

as always, give a shout with any Qs

xxoo, cc

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