Mitzellah's Peaceful Sanctuary

11/29/2025

It really helps calm my thoughts and keep me in the present moment. ♥️ ~ Nanea

11/28/2025

11/28/2025

Grateful ♥️

11/26/2025

HOW YOUR TRIGGERS REVEAL YOUR INNER WOUNDS
(A Buddhist perspective on healing and awareness)

Every reaction you have… every moment you feel overwhelmed, anxious, angry, or hurt… is not just a mood. It’s a message.
In Buddhism, we learn that nothing arises without a cause. Your triggers are not flaws — they are teachers pointing you toward the parts of yourself that still need compassion, understanding, and healing.

✨ If you get defensive when corrected
It often comes from past criticism that made you feel “not enough.”
Buddhism teaches Right View — to see clearly without ego. Healing begins when you learn to listen without taking every word as an attack on your worth.

✨ If you panic when people pull away
This rise of fear is the echo of old abandonment wounds.
The Buddha taught that attachment brings suffering. Healing doesn’t mean you stop caring — it means you stop believing that someone leaving means you are unlovable.

✨ If you hate being ignored
This comes from childhood neglect or feeling unseen.
In Buddhism, the practice of metta (loving-kindness) helps you give yourself the attention, respect, and love you never received.

✨ If you overreact to small mistakes
This is perfectionism rooted in shame.
The Dharma reminds us: Everything is impermanent. Mistakes are just passing clouds — not your identity. Be gentle with yourself.

✨ If you feel anxious when others are upset
You may have grown up walking on eggshells.
Buddhism teaches calm abiding — the ability to stay centered even when the environment is turbulent. Their emotions are theirs. Your peace belongs to you.

✨ If you fear saying “no”
This comes from people-pleasing and rejection trauma.
Boundaries are an act of compassion — both for yourself and others. Even the Buddha said “Protect your own mind first.”

✨ If you get jealous easily
These feelings arise from low self-worth and comparison wounds.
The Buddha taught that comparing yourself steals your joy. When you understand your own unique path, jealousy dissolves into gratitude.

✨ If you shut down in conflict
This often comes from unsafe environments where speaking up led to pain.
Healing requires relearning safety. Communication infused with mindfulness becomes a path to freedom, not fear.

✨ If you crave constant reassurance
This grows from insecurity and old betrayals.
In Buddhism, true security comes from within — through self-trust, inner stillness, and knowing your own heart.

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Your triggers are not your enemies.
They are your guides.
They show you where your heart is still asking for healing.

Every time you pause, observe, and soften rather than react, you walk the Buddha’s path — a path of awareness, compassion, and liberation from old suffering.

Heal gently.
Grow patiently.
And remember: The mind can be your greatest prison or your greatest freedom — depending on how you train it.

11/25/2025

This is a reminder of your soul’s uniqueness, that your essence is a one-of-a-kind medicine gifted to the world. It speaks to ancestral lineage, elemental connection, and the deep truth encoded in your being, urging you to walk in authenticity because no other carries your exact rhythm, story, or constellation. Through a shamanic lens, it affirms that your presence is sacred, irreplaceable, and woven into the living tapestry of Earth’s memory.

© DailyShaman 2025

11/24/2025

The sacredness of falling apart as a necessary rite of passage in soul healing. It reminds us that when life unravels, it’s not a failure but a spiritual shedding, an invitation to release outdated patterns and reweave ourselves in alignment with our deepest truth. In that liminal space, we are called to remember who we were before the world told us who to be, and to rebuild from the wisdom of Spirit.

© DailyShaman 2025

Descriptive Text on Image:
“Do not fear the unraveling. It is the soul’s way of shedding what no longer sings. In the sacred pause between what was and what will be, you are invited to remake yourself, not as the world shaped you, but as Spirit dreamed you.”

11/22/2025

🤗❤️❤️🤗

11/20/2025

Blame is a natural place for us to find ourselves stuck. Our human nature is to point fingers outward to the people, circumstances, and timing that has wronged us. We're able to find true peace and release blame when we no longer need a villain, including ourselves.

Read more in today’s reflection on releasing blame here: https://bit.ly/4hYsSWa

11/19/2025

Stay high in your vibes
Law Of Attraction