Restoring the land – when you step into who you truly are.
Inspired by Simba’s Reign as King
Character Context
After confronting Scar, Simba claims his place as king. The skies open. Rain falls. The land begins to heal. His personal restoration leads to communal restoration.
The Ripple Effect of Healing
- When you heal, others around you begin to heal too.
- Your children feel safer.
- Your community receives strength.
- Your presence brings life.
Simba’s return didn’t just benefit him, it restored the kingdom.
You were meant to reign, not to dominate others, but to serve with wisdom, lead with love, and live with clarity. Every healed heart becomes a home for others to rest in. That’s how you restore the land.
Case Study
Abena, 45, started a healing journey after surviving abuse. Years later, she now leads a nonprofit that helps young women recover from trauma. Her healing became a light for many.
What this teaches us
- You were not just made to survive, you were made to reign.
- Your scars are not the end. They’re part of your crown.
Reflection Questions
How has your healing already impacted others?
What might change around you if you fully stepped into your true identity?
What is “your kingdom”, the space you’re meant to restore?
Summary: The King in you is not lost. He was just hiding under pain, shame, and fear, but now you see him and it’s time for him to rise.
