Sister


Kathryn Palacio and her dear friend
Georgia on a boat near the Temple of Philae

 Sister

Sister, I see you playing big
Staring down the fears within
Questioning their source
Soothing yourself into confidence and authenticity

Sister, I see you stepping into the light
Daring to be fully seen
Claiming your magnificent potential
Standing in your power like never before

Sister, I hear you signing your song
The purest melody from your heart
Speaking your truth
Blowing love into your breath

Sister, I feel you healing your pain
Making yourself whole and complete
Holding your field
Removing all triggers and fears

Sister, I watch you blazing like a star
Shining your passion and purpose
Illuminating those around you
Embracing the powers of your emotions

Sister, I see you forging alliances
Communicating compassionately and clearly
Giving and receiving in balance
Combining the strengths of others

Sister, I see you, hear you, and feel you
I honor you, bless you, and hold space for you
I love you, root for you, and support you
Because you are me and I am you

- Kathryn Palacio
Loving My Soul

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