Genesis marks the beginning of every healing journey. Before form, there was love. Before restoration, there was intention. Through biblical covenants, we remember who we are—and whose we are. Spiritual renewal begins when we return to the truth. Emotional restoration begins when we believe we were created good.

Healing isn’t a straight line—it’s a winding road filled with sharp curves, quiet revelations, and unexpected grace. In this post, I share what it means to begin again with intention, to give yourself permission to change, and to walk the path of healing with emotional honesty and spiritual anchoring. If you’re standing at the edge of your own beginning, this is for you.

“I didn’t realize how long I’d been waiting—waiting for someone to say it was okay to rest, to feel, to unravel. But healing doesn’t come with a permission slip from the outside. It begins when we decide to trust ourselves. To listen. To soften. This post is my beginning. Not because I have all the answers, but because I’m finally willing to ask the questions."