A personal story of release, remembrance, and the sacred reset.
I thought returning meant retreating. That stepping back meant giving up.
But the return is not regression. It’s recalibration. It’s when you stop running toward everything the world calls important and walk—deliberately—into the heart of what God already affirmed.
This letter is for the weary, the burnt out, the one holding it all together but craving sacred unraveling. Return not to the old you—but to the original you.
Come home.
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