From Wounded to Divine

In the past, I struggled to face my emotions, often resisting discomfort and vulnerability. This avoidance was a clear sign of my wounded feminine energy, as was my main coping mechanism—becoming a workaholic. Most would observe that this served me well in some regards, but it came at much too high a cost in other areas of my life.

When I’m processing something intensely emotional, I still notice the tendency to throw myself into things I think I can control (keyword: “think”). But I know anxiety isn’t a cue to engage that part of myself. Instead, I’m learning to sit with those uncomfortable feelings and embrace them as part of my story. And that means resisting the urge to over-schedule, overwork, or go into problem-solving mode. It's not easy, and sometimes, I still have to walk myself back from an old pattern, but I'm committed to this path of change.

As I face my emotions, I’m more confident in my feminine energy. I'm also more self-aware and compassionate towards myself and others. This process has taught me to trust my inner wisdom, set healthier boundaries, and express myself authentically. I'm no longer seeking constant external validation but learning to find strength and comfort within.

It's a beautiful, challenging journey from wounded to divine feminine energy. With each emotion I face, each uncomfortable moment I endure, I become more whole and grounded. And that, my friends, is a powerful place to be.