Inward Quotes

“an apology to past lovers:

i wasn't ready
to treat you well

i didn't know love
was meant to be selfless

i didn't know my pain
had control over my actions

i didn't know how far away
i was from myself
and how that distance
always kept us miles apart

(blind heart)”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“the body contains our past emotions healing work creates space for the release of what we felt long ago”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“to harm another is to harm oneself”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“when you heal yourself, you heal the world”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“it is not love if all they want from you is to fulfill their expectations”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“make sure the walls you build to protect yourself do not become a prison”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“we all have the right to protect ourselves from pain, but be aware that these walls can turn from protection into prison—the more walls we build around ourselves, the less space we have to grow and be free.”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“don’t run away from heavy emotions honor the anger; give pain the space it needs to breathe this is how we let go”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“it is hard work to open yourself up to release your burdens like removing thorns from your body, it may hurt at first, but it is ultimately for your highest good”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“when we disconnect from our pain we stop growing when we are dominated by our pain we stop growing freedom is observing our pain letting it go and moving forward (middle path)”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“what is happening within us will reveal itself in the energy of our actions and words”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“do not let a cloudy mind trick you into doing things you are done with”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“who i am is always changing, not because i am being fake but because i am always open to growth and transformation”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“one of my greatest mistakes was believing that another person could hold together all the pieces of me”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“if you are far away from yourself, how could you ever be close to another?”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“i knew i was on the right path when i started feeling peace in situations where i would normally feel tension”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“my mission is to heal my mind with wisdom and to infuse my body with love”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“i cannot make you happy, but i can commit to support you in the creation of your own happiness”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“if you want to know how free you are, ask yourself, “how far does my love extend?”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“i rebel by loving more”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“when passion and attachment come together, they are often confused for love”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“the mind is full of shadows, but shadows cannot withstand the patience and perseverance of light—our minds can become like stars, powerful united fields of pure light. but unlike a star, the healed mind will dwell in awareness and wisdom.”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“letting go doesn’t mean forgetting; it means we stop carrying the energy of the past into the present”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“it is not love
if all they want
from you
is to fullfill
their expectations”
― yung pueblo, Inward

“observe. accept. release. transform.”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“a human is as deep as an ocean,
yet most of us spend our lives
knowing only the surface”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“never forget
the ones who
saw greatness
in you even in your
darkest moments”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“an apology to past lovers:

i wasn't ready
to treat you well

i didn't know love
was meant to be selfless

i didn't know my pain
had control over my actions

i didn't know how far away
i was from myself
and how that distance
always kept us miles apart

(blind heart)”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“honesty creates intimate connections
and decreases the turbulence of life

dishonesty creates distance and problems
that have to be dealt with in the future”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward

“and so she moves forward,
with a little more wisdom,
a heart that is more open
to love, and a mind
that welcomes deep healing

(release)”
― Yung Pueblo, Inward