The Mirror That Lies

For those trapped in self-comparison or body-image fear

There is a cruel voice that hides in mirrors — a whisper that twists your reflection, not only of your body, but of your worth. It says, “You are less than them… too much here, not enough there. You will never be chosen, never be seen.” This voice is not truth. It is the echo of a world that profits from your self-doubt. But the Divine crafted you with sacred hands — not to be measured by others, but to shine with a radiance uniquely your own. Comparison is a thief — but your essence is eternal.

To reclaim your beauty as sacred, create a mirror blessing ritual. Clean your mirror, light a candle beside it, and place jasmine or rose petals nearby. Gaze into your own eyes and speak this mantra aloud:
“I see through the Divine’s eyes. I am beauty. I am light.”
Then bathe in water scented with shea butter, jasmine, clove, and crushed hibiscus — a soap blend that softens the heart and awakens the truth of self-love. As you wash, bless each part of your body: your hands, your feet, your belly, your scars. Speak gently:
“This is mine. This is holy. I am not what they say.”

If this reflection stirred tears or truths, know that healing can go deeper still. I can help you create a ritual of body reverence, prepare a custom soap to align with your energy, or offer a mantra that calms comparison's sting. You were never meant to shrink in your own skin. You were meant to stand — whole, radiant, and divine.