Rooted: A Return to Knowing

No one comes to the earth like grass. We come like trees, we all have roots - Maya Angelou 




 August arrives like a roar. A reminder. A reckoning. A return. This month, I choose to remember what it means to be Rooted—not just in place, but in presence. In truth. In love. In the quiet courage that says, “I will not abandon myself.”

To be Rooted is to stand firm in the face of winds that try to sway you. It is to know, without needing to explain, that your worth is not up for negotiation. It is to feel the pulse of nature in your bones, the rhythm of spirit in your breath, and the clarity of truth in your choices.

This August, I root myself in:

- Nature – the original teacher of resilience and grace
-  Truth – even when it’s uncomfortable, even when it’s mine alone
-  A Positive Mindset – not toxic optimism, but intentional hope
-  Love – for self, for others, for the journey
-  Spirit – the unseen force that guides and grounds
-  Courage – the kind that whispers “stay” when it’s easier to run
-  Fun – because joy is resistance too
-  Reverence – for the sacredness of everyday moments
-  Growth – not just upward, but inward
-  Joy – the kind that bubbles up from deep knowing
-  Patience – with myself, with the process
-  Consistency – the quiet power of showing up
-  Discipline – not rigidity, but devotion

Rooted is not stagnant. It is alive. It is movement with memory. It is the base point I return to when the world feels too loud, too fast, too demanding. It is the reminder that I do not have to bend to be accepted. I do not have to shrink to be loved. I do not have to perform to be worthy.
As Maya Angelou said, “I shall not be moved.”
And so, I root. I remember. I rise.
Closing Invitation: This month, I invite you to join me in choosing Roots. In remembering your own knowing. In standing firm, with grace. Let’s grow—not just tall, but deep.



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