One of the hardest parts of spiritual growth is when those closest to you—your spouse, parent, sibling, or even your own child—simply don’t understand what you now believe in. Maybe they think you’re “too different,” “too out there,” or “too deep.” They might laugh off your healing journey, ignore your connection to Source, or even resist your inner peace. And it hurts.
But here's the truth: you are not here to be understood by everyone. You are here to remember who you are and walk boldly in your truth—even when others don’t see it.
It’s okay if they don’t get it. It’s okay if they never do. What matters most is that you hold love over worry, grace over resistance, and peace over pressure. You didn’t awaken to prove anyone wrong. You awakened to feel right within yourself.
Here’s how to stay in your F.L.O.W. when your loved ones just don’t understand:
💜 Feel: Feel the emotions that come up—disappointment, loneliness, frustration. Honor them. Then release them.
💜 Love: Love them where they are. Love them enough to let them be on their own path. Not everyone wakes up at the same time.
💜 Overcome: Overcome the urge to convince them. You don’t need to argue for your truth. You are the living proof of it.
💜 Worry Less: Don’t let their disbelief shake your foundation. Your connection to Source, your healing, and your peace are real—whether they see it or not.
Let your energy do the talking. Let your calm, your joy, your glow be the evidence. You don’t need to preach your path when you embody it.
Stay true to your journey. Speak gently when you speak at all. And trust that love will always guide the way back to understanding—when and if it’s meant to.
You are safe to believe what you believe.
You are worthy even if they don’t “get it.”
And you are never, ever alone.
Stay in your F.L.O.W. 💜
—Andi Jo