Tonyah Dee

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09/01/2026

For me, wisdom is paying attention.

What am I reacting to? What am I resisting?
What am I wanting so badly?
What keeps showing up in my life over and over again?
I try to look at all of it as information.

Sometimes my reactions show me where I still need healing.

Sometimes a desire is pointing me toward something I need to pursue.

Sometimes discomfort is showing me exactly where change is needed.

The Serenity Prayer reminds me not only to accept what I cannot change, but to have the courage to really look at myself and change what I can.

There is so much to learn when we’re willing to pay attention.

08/29/2026

understanding that narcissistic patterns can stem from insecurity, fear, or early wounds can help us release hatred while maintaining firm boundaries.

We can have compassion without abandoning ourselves, wish someone healing without taking responsibility for it, and forgive without reopening the door to harm.

08/18/2026

I think one of the biggest mistakes we make with food is believing we have to be perfect to reach our goals.

You don’t.

What matters is what you do most of the time.
One healthy meal won’t change everything, and one indulgent meal won’t ruin everything either.

It’s the choices you keep coming back to that eventually become your lifestyle.

If you have a goal for your body or your health, give yourself enough time to get there. Stay consistent, be patient, and keep going.

There’s so much I can’t predict, fix, or force. And strangely, the more I accept that, the more peaceful I feel.I can st...
08/11/2026

There’s so much I can’t predict, fix, or force. And strangely, the more I accept that, the more peaceful I feel.

I can still make choices. I can still move forward. I can still show up for my life.

I just don’t have to hold everything so tightly anymore.

07/26/2026

I think there is something beautiful about coming to God without trying to sound strong.

Some days I feel hopeful. Other days, I need help finding my way back to hope.

Prayer gives me a place to be honest about that. I can bring God the part of me that feels tired, discouraged, or unsure and trust that I don’t have to stay there forever.

07/15/2026

I feel like teaching Christ-centered meditation is part of what God has asked me to do.

So many people love Jesus but still struggle to become quiet enough to feel His presence. I understand that. Stillness takes practice.

“Be still and know that I am God.”

That verse has become more than something I read. It has become a way of life, and I feel called to help others experience it too.

07/08/2026

’ve learned that loving someone does not mean I have to carry what they’re going through.

Sometimes the most loving thing I can do is find my own peace, have faith in their journey, and remember that I am not the one who has to fix them.

I can love them. I can believe in them. I can pray for them.

And I can trust that God is working in their life too.

I wrote How to Meditate with Jesus because I wanted people to know that meditation can be a beautiful part of your relat...
07/07/2026

I wrote How to Meditate with Jesus because I wanted people to know that meditation can be a beautiful part of your relationship with God.

Jesus taught us to seek. To become still. To pray. To go within.

This book is for anyone who wants to learn Christian meditation in a simple, personal way and experience more peace, presence, and connection with God.

If you’ve been curious about meditation but want to keep Jesus at the center, I wrote this book for you. 🤍

07/06/2026

Sometimes anger is the only emotion we were taught was safe to show.

But underneath it, there can be so much sadness that never had anywhere to go.

This is why I think we need to let our children cry. Let our partners be sad. Let people say, “I’m hurting,” without trying to toughen them up.

Sadness needs somewhere to go.

And sometimes, simply asking, “Are you sad?” can help someone finally reach what’s really underneath all that anger.

07/01/2026

One of the hardest things to realize is that sometimes we're not reacting to what's happening today.

We're reacting to something that happened a long time ago.

The child inside of us learned ways to survive, and those patterns can quietly follow us into adulthood and into our relationships.

Healing begins when we become curious instead of judgmental. Where did this pattern begin? What part of me still needs love?

When we heal the wound, we don't lose ourselves.

We become more of who we were always meant to be.

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