A spiritual blog exploring emotional healing, soul journaling, self-inquiry, and the inner path of light through shadow. Between Silence and Flame is a place to reconnect with the truth of your soul, for seekers, sensitives and silent voices longing for light.

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25. Who Are You? The Road Home Begins Here.

A poetic soul reflection on identity, inner power, and returning home to your truth. For sensitive hearts, seekers, and those finding their way back to themselves.

24. It’s Not Enough to Love Yourself – You Must Become Yourself

We speak of self-love as if it is a final destination.
But self-love is not a ritual, a bubble bath, a mantra in gold font.

23. Smile as a Revolution

Smile as a Revolution

22. See with Your Heart, Not the Headline

A society that lives through its eyes becomes blind.
Because images can be manipulated.
Because videos can be taken out of context.
Because headlines can be written to trigger fear — or anger.

21. One Day, Light Will Come

That moment that now may seem like a dream or a fairy tale.
A day when there will be no need to fear. When we won’t have to fight for truth.
A day when people will look at each other with eyes that see through the heart.

20. Letter to My Soul: I Am the One Who Survived

I am not what others say about me.
I am not what life has taken from me.
I am not even the pain that still lingers inside.

19. The Day the Smile Came on Its Own

For the first time in a long time, my body believed me.
It believed that I was safe.
It believed that we were done running.

18. It Was Always for Something

You didn’t miss your life.
You met it when it was ready
to meet you back.

17. Let It Out

Sometimes the greatest poison is the one we never see —
because it lives inside us, quietly, deeply,
in the stories we never tell.

16. The Stories That Hurt Will Not Last Forever

Nothing stays frozen forever.
No night lasts forever.
No pain holds your soul prisoner forever.

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