We all carry parts of ourselves that rarely see the light. Old fears. Hidden doubts. The quiet ache of past wounds. These shadows are not signs of weakness — they are evidence of being human.
Shadow work is the practice of gently turning toward these unseen parts, naming them, and learning from them. It is not about judgment or shame. It is about recognition, compassion, and allowing yourself to become more whole.
Shadows are the pieces of ourselves we’ve tucked away — often because they felt too heavy, too painful, or too unworthy to share. They may show up as:
Naming your shadows doesn’t make them stronger. It makes you stronger — because what you can name, you can begin to heal.
When shadows remain hidden, they often influence our lives from the background. By naming them, you:
Naming is the first step of ownership. And ownership is the doorway to transformation.
I hold space for the parts of me that are unseen. I name them with compassion, and I welcome them into the light of healing.
Naming your shadows is not about fixing yourself — because you are not broken. It’s about remembering that even the unseen parts of you are worthy of love and acceptance.
Every step into the shadows is also a step toward your inner light. 🌙✨
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