Stability Is a Spiritual Practice (And Why Spirit Keeps Bringing It Up)

Let's talk honestly here Boo's.  
Stability isn’t the word people usually want from Spirit.

People want clarity.
They want answers.
They want signs, timelines, breakthroughs, awakenings, and lightning-bolt moments of knowing.

And yet… Spirit keeps whispering (sometimes firmly):
“Stability.”

Not because you’re doing something wrong.
Not because you’re stuck.
But because nothing sustainable grows without a stable foundation.

Stability isn’t about standing still.
It’s about standing securely.

Stability vs. Stagnation (Because People Confuse These)

So let’s clear something up right away.

Stability is not stagnation.
Stagnation feels heavy, dull, and lifeless.
Stability feels calm, grounded, and supportive.

Stagnation traps energy.
Stability holds energy.

Spirit brings up stability when there’s growth happening—real growth—not just ideas, but embodiment. When things are shifting internally, the system needs grounding so it doesn’t overload.

Think of it like this:
You don’t build the second floor of a house while the foundation is still cracking.

Why Spiritual People Struggle With Stability

Now here is the tea Babies (and of course my personal humble opinion)

Spiritually sensitive, intuitive, empathic people often resist stability because:

• They confuse excitement with alignment

• They mistake urgency for intuition

• They’ve learned to survive through adaptability instead of grounding

Many people learned early on that being flexible kept them safe.
But flexibility without stability eventually leads to exhaustion.

Spirit isn’t asking you to become rigid.
Spirit is asking you to contain your energy so it stops leaking everywhere.

Stability Is Nervous System Work

This is important.

Stability isn’t just spiritual—it’s physiological.

A regulated nervous system:

• Thinks more clearly

• Accesses intuition more easily

• Responds instead of reacts

• Doesn’t mistake anxiety for guidance

When Spirit emphasizes stability, it’s often because your system has been running in “alert mode” for too long.

Calm doesn’t mean complacent.
Calm means available.

What Stability Actually Looks Like (In Real Life)

Not glamorous. Not aesthetic. Very effective.

Stability can look like:

• Keeping promises to yourself

• Saying no without over-explaining

• Creating routines that support your energy

• Letting go of chaos you’ve mistaken for growth

• Slowing down enough to hear yourself think

Stability is what allows your power to remain consistent, not just intense in bursts.

Spirit’s Perspective

From Spirit’s point of view, stability is protection.

Not protection from life—but protection from burnout, depletion, and disconnection.

When Spirit says stability, it’s really saying: “We want you strong for the long run.”

And honestly? That’s love and support of the best kind!!

Final Reflection

If Spirit keeps repeating the same word, don’t rush past it.

Stability isn’t the end of the journey.
It’s the ground that allows the journey to continue.

 And sometimes the most spiritual thing you can do…
is slow down and let yourself feel supported. Amen!