Mar 24 • General discussion
What does “inner safety” mean to you?
This week we want to share a story from one of our community members.
We talk a lot about feeling safe in life, safe in relationships, safe in our home, safe in our job, safe in our future. But what about inner safety?
To me, inner safety is when you know you’ll be okay no matter what happens, It's when you trust yourself. It's when your peace doesn’t depend on other people’s behavior, validation, or approval. It’s more like a quiet feeling of: “I’ve got myself.”
This member shared that she really learned this through her divorce. At the time, it felt like her whole world turned upside down and honestly like her biggest nightmare. She had to rebuild herself, her confidence and her life from scratch in many ways. It took a lot of work, a lot of uncomfortable growth, and a lot of strength.
But looking back today, she says she turned her biggest nightmare into her biggest blessing. Because that period forced her to grow and find her inner safety. She had to learn that she would be okay on her own, that she could trust herself and that she could build the life she wanted.
Today she feels stronger than ever, but that growth was not comfortable and real growth rarely is. But it is often necessary.
We’re curious — what does inner safety mean to you?
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What does “inner safety” mean to you?
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