From Heartbreak to Wholeness: A 21-Day Guided Journal for Healing, Self-Love & Coming Home to Yourse

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Still hurting after the ending? You are not alone.

Whether it’s a breakup, a slow goodbye, or a love that never became what you hoped—it still hurts.

And you might be wondering: How do I move on when part of me still holds on?

You don’t need to rush your healing.
You need a space to feel, to release, and to remember who you are.

That’s exactly what this journal was created for.

Introducing: From Heartbreak to Wholeness

A gentle, 21-day guided journal to help you process heartbreak, reconnect with yourself, and begin again—with clarity, courage, and compassion.

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“This journal gave me more comfort and insight than any advice I’d received. It helped me hear my own voice again.”

Katy (33), Dubai

What you'll find inside:

40 healing journal prompts — rooted in writing therapy and emotional processing

Daily affirmations to shift your self-talk and soften your heart

Mini rituals — like mirror work, release letters, and guided visualizations

Reflection pages to track your growth and deepen your self-awareness

Quotes from spiritual teachers like Tara Brach, Louise Hay, Ram Dass, and Mooji

A carefully curated list of guided meditation links — to support your emotional space

This journal is for you if you’re...

Healing from a breakup, separation, or emotional ending

Stuck in a loop of overthinking, regret, or self-blame

Longing to feel more peace, power, and trust in yourself

Ready to let go—not of the past, but of the pain it left behind

Craving a gentle, private space to work through your feelings at your own pace

From Heartbreak to Wholeness

US$27.00

This 21-day guided journal is a gentle companion for anyone moving through the pain of heartbreak. Thoughtfully crafted with writing therapy techniques, affirmations, soulful rituals, and healing reflections, From Heartbreak to Wholeness helps you process your emotions, reclaim your sense of self, and take tender steps toward inner wholeness.

It’s not about rushing to “get over it”—it’s about honoring what was, feeling what is, and slowly coming back home to yourself.

Sofie Angevaare, Your Thoughts Your Tale

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