Cut the Cord
A whisper on release, Fire, and the holy act of walking away.
There is a sacred moment
when Spirit stops asking you to carry what is not yours. When loyalty becomes sacrifice. When devotion becomes diminishment. When love becomes a leash. That is the moment of Fire. Not to destroy, but to consecrate. Cut. Offer. Bless. And walk. Because your soul knows where it is going … even when your history doesn’t. Personal Reflection
What I have learned about myself is that I don’t like leaving people. I linger. I explain. I soften the discomfort for others while quietly abandoning myself. There is a tenderness in my loyalty, but also a cost. Sometimes what I keep alive externally is what has already died inside me. I am learning that walking away is not an act of betrayal — but an act of return. A returning to truth. To self. To soul. There is grief in that, yes — but also liberation.
Universal Teaching
Not all endings are failures. Some are thresholds. Some are corrections. Some are pilgrimage. When the cord is cut, what is severed is the place where your soul can no longer fit. You can bless the bond, honour what was, offer the frayed ends to the Fire — and still walk. Release is not abandonment — it is fidelity to what is true. Sometimes the most loving thing you can do is stop holding what is no longer yours.
Sometimes the truest turning arrives softly — not as defiance, but as a remembering. Before the fire, before the release, there is a quiet knowing that you cannot return to who you were. This is the threshold where what once held you becomes soil, and what you are becoming begins to breathe.
THE FIRE THAT FREES
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AuthorLorriiii Dragon Dream a ceremonialist, writer, and poet whose path is shaped by Celtic and animistic traditions. Guided by the rhythms of the Earth and the unseen, her work invites healing, belonging, and remembrance through ceremony, drum, and story. Archives
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