16. I Have Wings, But I Forgot How to Fly
A tender, soul-baring journal entry about hearing your inner voice, remembering your true self, and learning to trust the path within. For
Soul Café
“Imagination is more important than knowledge.”
— Albert Einstein
Where do you need imagination more than another explanation?
Sit with it for a moment. If it opens something in you, you can enter Soul Café and leave a quiet thought.
Enter Soul CaféA tender, soul-baring journal entry about hearing your inner voice, remembering your true self, and learning to trust the path within. For
A Question for the Soul:
What made you feel warmth today—even for a second?
Don’t analyze. Whisper it back.

Sometimes life doesn’t hurt through screaming—
it whispers, “You’re not enough.”
And instead of fighting it, we go quiet.
This
Not everything needs to be seen.
Some words are written not to explain — but to be found.
If you’re
a reminder for the days you feel invisible
There are days you wonder if your presence makes a difference.
If anyone
Your pain is valid.
Your existence is not a mistake.
You are not beyond repair.
Joy doesn’t have to scream to be real. This is the kind of happiness that lingers quietly — steady, sacred, and yours.
For the ones who haven’t given up, even when the light feels far away. This is a lantern left just for you.

It no longer searches for friendship
or love on the outside,
because everything it longs for
is already within

🤷 I Don’t Know What I Want — And That Too Is Sacred The Soul Journal · parchment edition Sometimes I wake