- Rev. Cheryl A. S. Hurley

- Feb 26, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: 10 hours ago
These questions are not meant to rush you toward answers. They are a gentle invitation to pause, to listen, and be honest with yourself. The heart behind this moment is simple yet intentional: to encourage you to move from reflection into gentle action. As you consider each question, allow yourself the grace to notice what surfaces without judgment. Awareness is often the first step toward healing, and small, thoughtful actions taken consistently can lead to meaningful shifts over time. Let this be a space where you honor what you feel, acknowledge what you need, and take one intentional step toward greater wholeness and wellness.
When you think about wholeness, what does that word mean to you in this season of your life?
In what ways have you been strong for others while neglecting your own wellness?
What part of your life is quietly asking for healing, rest, or attention right now?
How have your past experiences shaped the way you care for your mind, body, and spirit today?
What would it look like to give yourself permission to grow at your own pace without comparison?
Where do you feel most supported on your wellness journey, and where do you need more community?
What is one small step you can take this season toward greater balance and well-being?



