Dear Young One,
This is a reminder that you don’t go through life all by yourself even when it feels so or when things feel confusing, lonely, or overwhelming.
There’s something inside you that’s steady and supportive. It’s like an inner guide. Your calm voice, your intuition, your sense of what feels right.
When you slow down enough to listen to that inner guide, life starts to make more sense. You feel a little lighter. Choices don’t seem scary. Things begin to flow instead of feeling forced. And sometimes you’ll notice some lucky moments or sweet coincidences. Maybe help shows up right when you need it, maybe that long-awaited opportunity shows up, maybe that dream suddenly clicks.
That is a reminder that you’re not alone. Something is working right inside you and that gets ignited when you’re focused and positive.
How do you connect to that inner presence?
Take a quiet minute each day. Sit, breathe, and check in with yourself.
Ask, what do I need right now? Your inner guide will answer in feelings, ideas, or a sense of what to do next.
Notice how your body feels. Your body often knows when something is right or wrong before your mind does. A relaxed feeling might mean yes, and a tight feeling might mean pause.
Talk to someone you trust. Sometimes your inner guidance speaks through conversations, with a friend, a parent, a teacher, or someone who really listens. You don’t have to solve everything alone.
Pay attention to small signs. A helpful thought, a sudden idea, a coincidence, or a moment of kindness can all be gentle nudges pointing you in the right direction.
Be kind to yourself. You’re growing, learning, and figuring things out. Mistakes don’t mean you’re lost; they’re part of how your inner guide teaches you.
That presence inside you isn’t separate from who you are.
It is you!
The brave you!!
The wise you!!!.
The growing you!!!!
And when you remember to connect with it, you’ll feel more confident, more supported, more present, and more ready for whatever comes next.
So, practice presence, alignment, devotion, and the kind of consciousness that turns ordinary days into miracles.
✍️ Amara Ann Unachukwu
