
CROWN - "When You Feel Overlooked and Forgotten"

Your Divination
You feel invisible. Like everyone else gets recognition while you do the hard work behind the scenes… and you’re starting to wonder if anyone sees your worth.
Saintly Wisdom
Mary wore no earthly crown, yet she’s called the Queen of Heaven. She was a simple girl from Nazareth who said yes to God’s plan without knowing she’d be honored by billions. Her crown came not from human recognition, but from faithful service when no one was watching. She shows us that true royalty is found in humble obedience.
The Crown's Story with Mary
Mary’s crown wasn’t given to her at the Annunciation… it was earned through a lifetime of faithful suffering. Tradition tells us that when Mary was assumed into Heaven, Jesus Himself placed a crown of twelve stars on her head, making her Queen of Heaven and Earth. But here’s the thing… her crown wasn’t made of gold or jewels. It was made of the stars themselves, representing the twelve tribes of Israel and the fullness of God’s people. Mary’s crown reminds us that true authority comes not from earthly power, but from serving God’s people with love. Every act of humble service adds another jewel to the crown that awaits us.
The Prayer
“Queen of Heaven, I feel forgotten and overlooked. Others seem to get the praise while I do the thankless work. Help me remember that my worth doesn’t come from human recognition, but from being your child. Crown me with the knowledge that I am loved, chosen, and valuable in God’s eyes. Give me the grace to serve faithfully even when no one notices, knowing that you see every sacrifice. Amen.”
Practical Reflection
Your crown isn’t earned by impressing people… it’s received by accepting your identity as God’s beloved child. Mary’s royalty came from her relationship with God, not her resume.
Takeaway Mantra
“I am crowned with God’s love and approval.”
Simple Action Step
Look in the mirror tonight and say “I am God’s beloved daughter/son” three times. Let that truth sink deeper than any criticism ever could.

