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Glow Up | The Introduction

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The Introduction Hi, love!  I'm Light.  Welcome to Light Writes!  A special, special welcome to the  “Glow Up”  series. “ Glow Up ”, a divinely-inspired series of letters by Light Writes, is my way of openly expressing my experiences of becoming a 𝕓𝕠𝕝𝕕𝕖𝕣, π•“π•£π•šπ•˜π•™π•₯𝕖𝕣, and more π•“π• π•Ÿπ•’ π•—π•šπ••π•– version of myself.  In it, I  shine light on how I have  matured and transitioned in my intrapersonal, interpersonal, and spiritual relationships.  Follow my pen as I explore the topics of self-love, humility, hobbies, boundaries, confidence, content creation, conquering fears, expansion in ministry, friendships, romance, and more.  I am absolutely pumped to be vulnerable, and share my heart-felt experiential wisdom with you. Stay safe. P.S.  (All credit goes to God for this series and its name, the content, my ability to write . . . Goosebumps.  Thank You, Papa.) Want more Light? Follow me!

'Talk to Me' (A Poem)

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“Talk to Me,” Jesus empathetically replied To a disconcerted mind; Ever since, Prayer has been My favourite pastime. Nothing beats prayer. I try to talk to Him about everything, Openly and unfiltered. He handles me well. Honest communication between hearts  Destined to be intertwined, Helps me to accept irrevocably that  Abba is the safest place to unwind. I encourage you to do the same. No matter what's on your mind, Jesus says,          “ Talk to Me.” Want more Light? Follow me!

Trusting and Depending on Others - An Unskippable Avenue of Healing

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Photo by  Jackie Parker  on  Unsplash “Have enough courage to trust love one more time and always one more time.” —  Maya Angelou God has the grace to heal us in our brokenness. I know you may not like this initially if you have a fear of dependency on others, but I love you too much not to share this post with you. All that I share here is based on my personal experiences with others and God.  Allow me to begin: A significant portion of your healing can only be experienced through openness to others. Your openness will allow healing that is otherwise unattainable. Thus, your level of openness is a determinant of how far you go in healing. During the process of healing, God sends those whom He knows have the grace to handle you, your flaws and all. (If they're not already in your life, rest assured that they'll be here soon.) If you need the faithful or the gracious, the loving and affectionate, the peaceful or . . . and the list goes on, God sends them to you, ...

Entry (i) | Being Honest With My(Your)self

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Photo by Debby Hudson on Unsplash Writing has always been natural for me.  It has not always been illuminating— (in fact, my works prior to salvation were predominantly dark)— but it has always been natural.  I cannot recall, from childhood, ever being deep in thoughtful consideration of choosing to journal.  I anticipated that words would travel on my train of thought to paper like relatives visiting home for an unknown and unnamed feast day.  Saving an empty hardcover notebook in September for the words to come from me was a given.  'Writing has always been natural for me' is a thought.  'Being honest with myself' is another.   Honesty with myself feels . . .  as though it requires a thousand-word poem, the words of which await my thought trains to visit paper, so lost in emotion that they miss each one.  It feels like dragging my pen across paper as though my weight in a snow shovel across tough snow.  It is the uneasy, full fe...