Corinne Lembe Mayunga

My essay “Stillness in the Turning” is available in volume 2 of Meander Magazine 🌀

This piece is about weathering life storms and accepting change. Storms are freaking scary—they symbolize profound change through intense purification. And whenever they loomed, I ran as fast as I could.

But eventually, you can’t outrun your own tempest. Last year, I was confronted with a storm I couldn’t escape. It reveals everything I didn’t want to see. It left me weak, sick but also lighter and freer. I feel so lucky to have received that much support and guidance—because that storm hit like a comet.

If you are going through a stormy season, may you find the courage and support to let it move through you and become anew.

“These times are not an ending but a necessary decomposition before renewal. The compassion we need most is not just for others, but for ourselves and for the shadow parts we have rejected and are currently witnessing.”

To order volume 2, check the link in the bio 👆🏾

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