Self-Love Karma: Confession 9
from From Light to Christ Hosted by Kellie J. Wright
In Confession 9 of Self-Love Karma, I share one of the greatest lessons of my journey: The hardest thing I have ever learned to do was disarm. For years, I believed healing meant understanding everything. I became a thought surgeon, returning to old memories, relationships, and patterns in search of the places that still carried pain. I believed that if I could understand deeply enough, I could finally be free. What I discovered was something entirely different. Through personal reflection, psychology, faith, and contemplative storytelling, this episode explores the quiet transition from self-examination to self-compassion. It is a journey through grief, fear, forgiveness, and the realization that love was never asking us to carry everything alone. As I reflect on the nervous system, old survival patterns, and the stories we inherit about ourselves, a deeper truth begins to emerge: Discernment can lead us to the door, but only love invites us home. This is a conversation about putting down the armor. About learning to distinguish fear from wisdom. About trusting the body, embracing the whole self, and allowing grace to finish what understanding alone never could. Because sometimes the greatest act of healing is not solving the mystery. It is finally believing that there was never an enemy within. Only a heart learning, one breath at a time, that love had been carrying it all along. Thank you for being here and walking this journey with me. Kellie J. Wright Self-Love Karma Internal Narcissa Internal Journeys
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