Finding peace can feel like a luxury not everyone can afford. To experience it, one must first find a space that allows them to feel secure, real, free, and at ease - a kind of space that not everyone can easily find in a world shaped by constant observation and quick judgment. Finding peace requires a safe space. While a safe space can be embodied by a person (as explored in my previous article: Becoming a Safe Space for Others ), it is, in essence, a spatial construct. And while one strives to be a safe space for others, one also needs a safe space of their own: a spatial refuge that allows emotional and psychological security to exist. Safe space, when viewed spatially, takes on many forms. These spaces are not defined solely by physical boundaries, but by how they allow individuals to exist without fear of judgment, pressure, or expectation. The physical body , first and foremost, if understood as the vessel of one’s soul. ...
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