Becoming Who You Were Always Meant to Be Part 4: Love in the Light: Let God Touch the Hidden Places

Series: Becoming Who You Were Always Meant to Be

Part 4: Love in the Light: Let God Touch the Hidden Places

 

Key Verses:

  • John 3:21 (AMPC) – “But whoever practices the truth comes into the light, so that it may be plainly seen that what they have done has been wrought in God.”
  • Galatians 6:2 (AMPC) – “Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.”
    There is a sacred courage in stepping into the light. Not the spotlight of the world, but the quiet, unshakable illumination of God. The light that reveals hidden wounds, unspoken grief, buried shame, and fears you’ve carried alone. It is terrifying because it asks you to be seen—and still chosen.

The first step is honesty. Confession is not weakness; it is freedom. Name your fear. Speak your grief. Write the pain you’ve tried to hide. Bring it into the light. Because God meets you there. He does not reject the broken, the scared, or the ashamed. He meets them with love.

Takeaway: Being fully seen and still chosen is sacred.

Detachment is Awakening

Detachment isn’t giving up. It is reclaiming your energy from places it never belonged. It is saying: “I’ve done what I could. Now I surrender what I cannot control.”

It’s not apathy. It’s not pretending nothing matters. It is the quiet confidence that whispers: “Even if this never comes, I am still enough.”

When your energy aligns with that truth, life begins to flow—not because you force it, but because you are no longer resisting. Life bends for those who are whole, not for those begging to be completed.

Reflect:

  • Where am I clinging to outcomes I cannot control?
  • What part of me still believes this one thing will fix everything?

 

Entering the Void

The void is the space between your old self and the new. Nothing may happen outwardly—your phone doesn’t buzz, the opportunity hasn’t arrived, the ache remains. But this silence is sacred. Your soul is under construction. Old wounds detach. New beliefs anchor. Your nervous system prepares to receive what you once begged for.

The trap is believing nothing is happening. That lie leads to self-sabotage, chasing, obsessing. The void is not punishment—it is purification. It strips away dependence on external validation until only your truth remains.

Takeaway: When you stop needing proof and start becoming, your frequency changes. You magnetize from wholeness, not fear.

Shadow Integration: Your Hidden Places

Every desire—love, money, success—is a signal from your unconscious, not a directive to chase externally, but a call to awaken internally.

Love is a desire to be seen.
Money is a desire to feel safe.
Success is a desire to feel worthy.
Your shadow—fear, shame, guilt, anger—is not evil. It is the part of you asking for recognition. When you bring it into the light, integrate it, and embrace it, you stop letting it control your life. You stop attracting from lack. You start magnetizing from wholeness.

Reflect:

  • Which parts of myself have I been hiding or rejecting?
  • How can I show them grace and allow God to heal them?

 

Practical Steps to Let God Touch Your Hidden Places

  1. Daily Journaling – Ask: “What am I afraid to reveal—and why?” Write without judgment. Revisit weekly.
  2. Confession & Honest Prayer – Speak one hidden fear or wound aloud to God. Invite His healing.
  3. Energy Audit – Notice where you give energy unnecessarily. Detach from draining influences. Redirect toward growth and alignment.
  4. Shadow Integration – Identify one rejected trait or emotion. Ask: “How does this part of me need love or attention?” Pray and journal.
  5. Silent Alignment – Practice 5–10 minutes of stillness. Visualize God’s light filling your hidden places. Surrender control.
  6. Compassionate Action – Bear one burden for someone else weekly: listen, encourage, or pray.
  7. Affirmation Practice – Speak your declaration each morning and night to reinforce wholeness and alignment.

 

Journaling Prompt:

What am I afraid to reveal—and why?

Answer honestly. No judgment. No editing. When you see yourself clearly, God sees you, loves you, and begins to heal.

Prayer

Heavenly Father,

I bring every hidden place, shadow, and wound I have carried in silence into Your light. I confess my fears, shame, grief, and unmet desires. I choose today to lay them in Your hands, trusting Your love and mercy.

Teach me the power of surrender. Help me detach from outcomes I cannot control, release burdens that are not mine to carry, and align my energy with Your truth. Heal the wounded parts of my soul. Meet me in the void and transform me from the inside out.

Holy Spirit, guide me to integrate my light and shadow, to embrace my whole self without judgment, and to see myself through Your eyes—as fully loved, fully seen, and fully chosen. Let Your light shine on every part of me, so I may walk in wholeness, courage, and divine alignment.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Declaration

I declare that I am fully seen and fully loved by God (John 3:21 AMPC).

I release all shame, fear, and hidden burdens into His hands (Galatians 6:2 AMPC).

I am whole, even in my imperfections. My past does not define me. My pain is not permanent.

I step into the light, integrate my shadow, and embrace my sacred wholeness.

I detach from what I cannot control, reclaim my energy, and align with God’s purpose.

I magnetize peace, clarity, and divine provision through alignment with truth, not obsession or fear.

 

Final Reflection:

Step into the light. Your hidden places are sacred. Your wholeness is unstoppable. Your shadows are part of your story, and God’s love is the pen that writes your redemption.

With all my heart, soul, and surrender,

—Onaola Adedeji, MD

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