[Female] Before I reach to hold the morning, Morning lays its gold on me. Before I find the words for asking, Breath arrives so faithfully. I feel the bed beneath my body, Hear the rain against the glass; Something tender in this moment Says I don't have to run so fast. Let my shoulders leave their station, Let my belly soften now. I can welcome what sustains me Without first explaining how. There is wisdom in receiving, There is courage in the pause; I belong here in the living, With my wonder and my flaws. [Female] Divinely supported, From my roots into my rise. Love can take a thousand doorways, I can meet it with open eyes. Held through the unfolding, Room to breathe and room to be. I don't have to carry everything; There is care available to me. Oh, I lean into the blessing, Oh, I let the goodness land. Divinely supported, Heart wide open, open hands. [Female] Sometimes grace is someone calling, "Have you eaten? Come sit down." Sometimes it's a quiet boundary, Sometimes feet on solid ground. Sometimes help looks like a question I was scared to say out loud; Then a friend pulls up beside me, And the sky lets through a cloud. I let kindness have my number, Let compassion know my name. I can ask for what I'm needing, I can set aside the shame. All the parts I kept defending Can come home and rest with me; Even strength deserves a soft place, Even rivers reach the sea. [Female] I am worthy in the middle, With the answer still unknown. I can take a step toward shelter, I can make this body home. What is mine to do, I'll nurture; What is heavy, I can share. I feel spirit through the ordinary, Through the hands that offer care. [Female] Divinely supported, From my roots into my rise. Love can take a thousand doorways, I can meet it with open eyes. Held through the unfolding, Room to breathe and room to be. I don't have to carry everything; There is care available to me. Oh, I lean into the blessing, Oh, I let the goodness land. Divinely supported, Heart wide open, open hands. [Female] Look at me letting the sunlight in, Letting a beautiful day begin. No more measuring worth by strain; I can grow with a little less pain. Feet in the earth and a spark in my chest, Making a rhythm of work and rest. Yes to the offer that honors my peace, Yes to the breath where my muscles release. I bring my vision, I bring my voice, I bring my presence, I bring my choice. I let the people who love me show up, Let them pour something sweet in my cup. Blessings have faces and practical ways: A ride, a warm meal, a few gentler days. I can be grateful and still want more; There is room for desire at an open door. [Female] And when the evening feels uncertain, When the old ache starts to speak, I can hold myself with tenderness, I can let somebody see. Faith can sit beside my questions, Hope can breathe beside my tears; I can feel a little steadier Without knowing all the years. Let the love I give return here, Let my own heart share the feast. Let my life include the pleasure Of being met with equal peace. Sacred partnership is welcome When its words and actions meet; Love that listens, love that chooses, Love that's present next to me. [Female] Ah-ya, oh-ma, eh-la, breathe, Warmth above and roots beneath. Ah-ya, oh-ma, eh-la, stay, Let this body feel today. Palm to heart, I feel the rhythm, Heel to earth, I feel the ground. In the quiet of my breathing, I have somewhere to come down. I remember I am living, I remember I can choose. I can keep my heart receptive With a clear and loving truth. May the care that reaches my life Find a gentle passage through; May the joy that fills my cup Become a blessing flowing too. [Female] Divinely supported, Through the tender and the wild. I can be a woman building, I can be a laughing child. Held through the unfolding, Room to breathe and room to be. I don't have to carry everything; There is care available to me. Oh, I lean into the blessing, Oh, I let the goodness land. Divinely supported, Heart wide open, open hands. [Female] Let it reach me in the small things, Let it meet me where I am. I receive the love around me; I can rest and rise again. Divinely supported, I am here, and I belong. With the earth beneath my footsteps, I let life into my song.
