🌿 Honoring Juneteenth: Freedom, Healing, and Holistic Wellness 🌿
- Precious Dear RN, Holistic Nurse Educator

- Jun 20
- 2 min read

June 19th marks a deeply sacred and powerful moment in Black history — the day when the last enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, were finally informed of their freedom in 1865, over two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Jubilee Day, is not just a historical event — it is a spiritual and ancestral reminder of our resilience, liberation, and right to thrive.
🖤 Why Juneteenth Still Matters
Juneteenth is more than a celebration. It’s a call to remember:
The generational pain and injustice our ancestors endured
The unshakable strength they carried through trauma
The legacy of resistance, faith, and triumph that flows through our veins
We honor those who came before us by living fully, healing intentionally, and walking boldly in our purpose.
🌱 Juneteenth and Holistic Wellness
At Precious Holistic Touch, we believe healing is a revolutionary act — especially for Black communities. True liberation includes the restoration of the mind, body, spirit, and environment. Juneteenth is a powerful moment to realign with holistic wellness and ask:
How am I nurturing my freedom today?
🌻 5 Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth Holistically:
Reflect & Journal
Explore the question: What does freedom mean to me — physically, emotionally, and spiritually?
Move Your Body with Intention
Dance, stretch, walk in nature — honor the joy your ancestors were once denied.
Nourish Your Body with Soul Food Reimagined
Celebrate heritage with healing — infuse traditional meals with fresh, nourishing ingredients.
Create a Sacred Space for Ancestors
Light a candle, play ancestral music, say their names — let their presence guide your healing journey.
Invest in Future Generations
Mentor, uplift, or donate to youth programs — because freedom must continue forward.
💫 Black Joy is Sacred. Healing is Revolutionary. Freedom is Ours.
Today, as I stand with my daughter during her college orientation, I see the fruits of our ancestors’ labor. Their dreams are alive in her future. On this Juneteenth, we don’t just remember — we rise, we heal, and we thrive.
Let us carry the spirit of Juneteenth every day — in how we care for ourselves, uplift one another, and stay rooted in God’s design for our wholeness.
With reverence and hope,
Precious Dear, RN
Founder & CEO, Precious Holistic Touch



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