Griffith Observatory | Core Beliefs

The Clarity to Rewrite Your Inner Sky

You’ve crossed the threshold. You’ve claimed your freedom. But now you’re standing in a new kind of stillness—the kind that asks, What do I really believe?

This is the moment of clarity. And Griffith Observatory is its mirror.

🔭 Why Griffith Observatory?

Perched high above Los Angeles, Griffith Observatory invites you to look up—and in. It’s not just about stars. It’s about perspective. It’s about turning the telescope toward yourself.

At Standing in Wonder, we chose Griffith to represent the third phase of personal transformation: awareness. This is where you begin to examine the beliefs you’ve inherited, the stories you’ve internalized, the patterns you’ve repeated. Some of those stories may be empowering—reminders of your strength, your resilience, your worth. Others may be quietly disempowering—beliefs that keep you small, silent, or stuck. You’re not here to judge them. You’re here to observe them. And then, to choose again.

Imagine standing at the telescope and seeing not constellations, but a mirror. Your own reflection, layered with questions: Is this belief still true? Is this story still mine? Griffith becomes the place where you observe your inner sky—not to escape it, but to rewrite it.

Because here’s the truth: your beliefs shape your reality. And if they no longer reflect your truth, you’re allowed to change them.

💬 Affirmation:

“I release beliefs that no longer reflect my truth.”

Griffith reminds you that clarity isn’t cold—it’s compassionate. It’s the moment you stop living by default and start living by design. You’re not bound to the stories you were handed. You’re free to choose the ones that reflect who you are now.

🌱 Emotional Reflection

If you’re standing in this moment—curious, unsettled, ready—ask yourself:

What beliefs have I been living by that no longer feel true?
What stories about myself have I accepted without question?
What would it mean to see my life through a clearer, kinder lens?

You don’t need to have all the answers. You just need to be willing to ask better questions.

🔗 Explore More

Griffith Observatory isn’t just a place to stargaze—it’s a metaphor for inner vision. You can explore its full emotional meaning, affirmation block, and visual reflection here.

Let it remind you: your inner sky is yours to observe, question, and rewrite.

🌟 Begin Again with Standing in Wonder

This is the third post in our New Beginnings Through Landmarks series. Each landmark reflects a phase of emotional growth: