Romanticize My Self Care

While I’m in this solitude season, I started to romanticize my self care and what that means for me as I revolve

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With all the transition going on in my life it was hard for me to romanticize my life. I realized the difference between being still in a season vs being in a solitude season. Being still is making that intentional space for releasing, receiving and reviving, however solitude in addition requires a state of revolving. I believe when it’s time for my business to flourish it will reveal itself instead of me chasing it, comparing it and trying to cultivate what it looks like. While I’m in this solitude season, I started to romanticize my self care and what that means for me as I revolve. Three things I’m aware of that challenge me in this season of solitude are comparisons, control and cultivation. At times I find myself unconsciously comparing and making decisions to cultivate control. In the devotional ‘Transformed by Truth’ I recognized ‘God doesn’t want us to spend our energy trying to fix our problems all by ourselves.’ I often like Martha (Luke 10: 38-42) feel like I need to setup my lifestyle but God is saying everything is in my work for my good (Tune in William Murphy Song 🎶 It’s Working 🎶). So I’m going to stay rooted in God by trusting, believing and being obedient in the present. I’m choosing to be intimate, intentional and intelligent on what that looks like as I invest in him through me. Tuh it’s given a state of revolving for my revival. Bars. It’s not a test, just a testament to what God is working for my good. Bars.

Cadedra Burks 

Romanticize My Self Care 

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