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Oct 15 in Vision

Coming Home to Peace Profound

What if we already have everything we need inside of us?

What if, deep down, there’s a voice—an inner guidance system we call wisdom?

It’s that steady, knowing presence within us, guiding us toward what’s true, even when life feels chaotic. This wisdom is the essence of who we are—our soul, our being—and it’s constantly nudging us toward peace, connection, and authenticity.

But so often, we get in our own way. We deny this wisdom when we choose fear over trust. We doubt it when shame creeps in, telling us we’re not enough. We distort it by bending to the expectations of others, diluting it when we compromise our values just to fit in. Sometimes, we even pollute it by letting negativity and judgment take over our hearts and minds.

When we disconnect from this inner guidance, from the wisdom that’s uniquely ours, we feel lost, overwhelmed, and out of alignment with who we truly are. This disconnection is at the root of so much of our pain—whether it’s addiction, perfectionism, people-pleasing, or overthinking.

The path to healing is about returning to that inner wisdom and trusting it.

And when we do, something beautiful happens—we find what I call "peace profound." It’s not just fleeting calm or a moment of relief; it’s a deep, abiding sense of peace that anchors us in the truth of who we are. Peace profound is that state of being where we’re no longer swayed by external chaos, because we’re rooted in our essence.

When we start to listen to our inner guidance and honor it, we align with our true selves. And in that alignment, we discover profound peace—a peace that holds us steady even when life feels messy.

This kind of peace doesn’t come from having all the answers or controlling every outcome. It comes from trusting our wisdom, showing up authentically, and allowing ourselves to be guided by that deep well of knowing within us.

Peace profound is the gift of living in alignment with your essence, trusting your wisdom, and finding the courage to follow where it leads.

It’s there for all of us, just waiting for us to come home to it.

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