In my work with chosen ones and generational healers, this step changes everything. The ones who dare to name the truth become the ones who shift the story for those who come after them. You are allowed to honor your family and still stand in your own reality. Àṣẹ.
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If this is you, start by speaking truth to your ancestors. You do not have to begin with the family. Light a candle, pour water in a glass, and say, “This is what really happened. This is what I can no longer pretend is normal.” Then write it down and breathe. ⬇️

Silence can feel protective, but it often shields the wrong things. When truth is buried, the wound does not disappear. It leaks out as anger, distance, illness, and patterns that repeat through every generation. Naming what happened is honesty, not betrayal. ⬇️

In my work with chosen ones and generational healers, I often see this pattern. The ones called to lead are often those who have been betrayed the most. Your task now is to protect your heart without closing it. You deserve a trustworthy community and honest love. Àṣẹ. #AfricanAncestors #Tarot

The conversations that give you peace, the people who honor your boundaries, and the spaces where you can exhale are part of your answer. ⬇️

If you are in this season, sit with your ancestors and name the people and situations that still sting. Say, “I release the illusion that they were safe for me. Guide me toward those who are.” Then pay attention. ⬇️

When your heart has been broken, it is natural to build walls and move in distrust. But if every door is locked, even your blessings cannot reach you. The lesson is learning who has shown themselves worthy of access and who has already revealed that they cannot hold your truth. ⬇️