#StrengthInSilence

[moonshadowmystique]

The Firstborn Daughter’s Burden

I was the first to feel the weight, Of promises made and hands of fate. They poured their dreams into my skin, A tapestry of all they’d been.

Their hopes were stars I tried to reach, Yet each one brought its own new breach. They called me strong, but never knew, The nights I wore the darkest hue.

I held their worries, their silent fears, Wrapped them in smiles, swallowed the tears. I learned to be brave before my time, Stepping back when the bell would chime.

For every dream, I held my breath, Fearful of failure’s heavy depth. Would I meet the mark, would I be enough? Would they see me behind the tough?

The rules were strict, the lines so tight, A fragile girl beneath the fight. But being first meant leading through, When they stumbled, I had to too.

I made mistakes that cut like glass, Their echoes lingered, slow to pass. Yet they would say to those who came, "Be more like her"—and call my name.

So I bit my tongue and swallowed pride, Played the part of the constant guide. I walked the path no one had paved, A trail of doubts I’d never saved.

And when my sisters, brothers fell, I stood tall, a ringing bell. Silent strength they could rely, But oh, how many times I’d cry.

For sometimes I longed to just let go, To drift along where rivers flow. To be the child, to drop the shield, To lay down arms upon the field.

Yet still, I rise and still I stand, With gentler hearts held in my hand. For every weight that pulls me low, Is the love that taught me how to grow.

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

When I’m finally done, I leave in silence. I only fight when I care.

[malikhadeed]

Strength lies in silence, for every battle is unseen.

[aimu8harmonylab]

"When the world feels heavy, find peace in the soul; that's where you will learn that everything will be alright."

[theloulouge]

Reminder Reflections 134

Always be careful of what you hear about a woman. Rumors either come from a man that can’t have her, or a woman who can’t compete with her.

[manoasha]

"In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." - Martin Luther King Jr.

Cherishing the Power of Supportive Silence Martin Luther King Jr.’s profound words remind us that amidst life’s challenges, the silence of our friends holds a special significance. Instead of focusing on negativity, let’s extract the positive essence and appreciate the importance of supportive silence in our lives. The Strength in Silent Bonds 🤝 Unspoken Understanding: Silence among friends…

[nova-vita-rising]

📢 I'm Back & Ready to Rise! 💫

For the past few months, I’ve been quieter than usual—navigating challenges, facing fears, and learning when to speak and when to hold back. But silence doesn’t mean absence. Sometimes, it’s in the quiet that we gain the most clarity.

There’s been a lot happening behind the scenes, both personally and in my mission, with Nova Vita Rising. As many of you know, this space was created for women...especially single mothers and survivors of domestic violence, who are reclaiming their power and building a new life. I know firsthand what it’s like to face deep struggles, to feel like you’re constantly fighting battles unseen by the world, and to wonder if you’ll ever truly be free.

But here’s the truth: You are stronger than you think. Your past does not define you. Your healing is not just possible...it’s inevitable when you choose to keep moving forward.

Why I Took a Step Back

Healing isn’t always loud. Sometimes, the most powerful moments happen in the silence. I had to take time to reflect, to listen to my own heart, and to make sure that when I returned, I was doing so from a place of power and purpose, not fear.

I know many of you are in the same place wanting to speak up but afraid of what might happen if you do. Afraid of being judged, misunderstood, or even retaliated against. If that’s you, I want you to know:

- Silence doesn’t mean weakness...it means strategy. Sometimes, holding back is the smartest thing you can do.

- Healing isn’t linear. Some days you’ll feel strong, and others you’ll need to pause and that’s okay.

- You are never alone. No matter how isolated you feel, there is a community of women here who see you, understand you, and are rising alongside you.

What’s Coming Next?

Now that I’m back, I’m stepping into this space with even more intention. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be sharing:

💜 Insights on healing, resilience, and overcoming trauma

💜 Practical tools to help you rebuild your life with confidence

💜 Real talk about self-worth, setting boundaries, and finding your voice

💜 Ways to stay strong even when everything feels against you

This is more than just a social media platform...it’s a movement. Nova Vita Rising isn’t just about surviving. It’s about rising.

#Join Me on This Journey

If you’ve been struggling, if you feel unheard, if speaking up feels like a risk...you are still growing, even in the silence. And I’m here, walking this journey with you.

If this resonates with you, drop a 💜 in the comments or share this with someone who needs to hear it. Let’s rise together.

Your past doesn’t define you. Your strength does. Keep going, keep rising.

#HealingJourney #StrengthInSilence #EmpoweredWomen #NovaVitaRising #SurvivorToThriver

[newprophets]

How does Christ’s example of suffering apply to us today

The Silent Strength of Christ: Lessons on Restraint and Grace

When life throws injustice our way, our natural instinct is often to fight back, defend ourselves, or retaliate. Yet, in 1 Peter 2:23, we see Christ demonstrating a revolutionary response to suffering: silence. He chose not to retaliate when wronged, entrusting Himself to God. This response wasn’t weakness—it was divine strength. Today, let’s explore how Christ’s silent strength offers us a powerful lesson on grace and trust.

1. Silence Speaks Louder Than Words

1 Peter 2:23 says, “Who, when he was reviled, reviled not again; when he suffered, he threatened not; but committed himself to him that judgeth righteously.” Christ didn’t engage in arguments with His accusers. Instead, His calm and composed silence reflected unwavering confidence in God.

This kind of silence isn’t passive—it’s purposeful. It demonstrates trust in God’s ability to bring justice. In our daily lives, responding with silence can sometimes be the most powerful statement we make.

Practical Example:

Imagine being unfairly criticized at work. Instead of reacting defensively, you calmly continue your tasks. Your silence can shift the atmosphere and showcase your faith in a higher power to vindicate you.

2. The Power of Grace Under Pressure

When Christ was mocked, beaten, and crucified, He chose grace over retaliation. This radical response to injustice is a hallmark of His character and a model for us to follow. Grace under pressure shows spiritual maturity and strength.

How to Apply Grace Under Pressure:

Pray for those who mistreat you (Matthew 5:44).

Choose words of kindness, even when tempted to retaliate.

Lean on God’s Word to remind you of His justice and mercy.

3. Trusting God to Handle the Outcome

Christ’s silence wasn’t about ignoring the injustice but entrusting it to God. He fully relied on the Father’s righteous judgment. This teaches us that we don’t have to fight every battle ourselves. Instead, we can rest in the assurance that God sees everything and will bring justice in His time.

Key Scriptures for Trusting God in Injustice:

Romans 12:19: “Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.”

Proverbs 3:5: “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.”

4. Silence as a Witness to Others

When we respond to trials with grace and silence, it leaves a lasting impression on those around us. It’s a testimony of faith and trust in God. Peter reminds us in 1 Peter 2:12 that our actions among unbelievers can glorify God. How we handle adversity speaks volumes about our faith.

Real-Life Testimony: Think of a time when you witnessed someone endure hardship with poise and faith. Their example likely inspired you. By following Christ’s example, we can inspire others to seek the peace and strength found in Him.

Conclusion

Christ’s silent strength is a powerful example for us today. When faced with injustice, we can choose grace, trust in God, and let our actions speak louder than words. Silence isn’t about giving up; it’s about giving the situation to God, knowing He will handle it.

“For even hereunto were ye called: because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that ye should follow his steps” (1 Peter 2:21, KJV).

#StrengthInSilence #GraceUnderPressure #1Peter2 #ChristianLiving #FaithInTrials #TrustGodAlways

[booksmotivation]

Master the Art of Silence for Stronger Connections 🤫💫

Knowing when to stay silent is powerful. Silence isn't about holding back; it's about choosing peace over conflict. Here are 7 times when silence can strengthen relationships and prevent regrets:

When the story is incomplete.

When emotions are running high.

In moments of anger.

If words could hurt someone.

If it risks a friendship.

When it's hard to speak calmly.

When silence can save a relationship.

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[hebrewtypeland]

HT388 / Syag L’hohma סייג לחכמה “the wise one knows”… when to NOT respond. Sometimes it’s best to be more like a rock. 🤐 . . #hebrewtype #goodtype #dimensionaltype #silence #strengthinsilence #silenceisgolden #שתיקה #stfu #סייגלחכמה #rocklettering #textbubbles #typing

[moonshadowmystique]

"Don't mistake my silence for surrender. My silence holds a strength louder than words, and it speaks volumes. In it, I find power, resilience, and a clarity that cuts through the noise."

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

I had to act like it didn't hurt me.

[92m2ofannaik]

OK

Ok so. I want to take the GRE to apply for Grad school to eventually get a PhD so that I can finally start doing what I love. At the same time I want to make enough money to be comfortable. I want to spend time with friends and go on adventures. I want to learn another language. I want to pick up yoga. I want to be so healthy my body and mind are as share as a 20 yr old when i’m 90. I want it all and anything I can think of later on.

What I don’t want is the questions and the condemnation of how impractical it is to do this or that. I don’t want to do it your way. But I don’t want to argue so OK. OK is all I can say to you while inside, ever so quietly i’ll say i’ll show you.