Origins
Derived from the Latin exsolvere, meaning to loosen, release, or set free from binding. Unlike words associated with rupture or escape, exsolvere implies a gentle unfastening. The softened form Exsolva carries a contemplative tone suited to slow, interior spiritual change.
Meaning
Exsolva is when fear gives way to peace – the quiet inner release that happens when a part of us that has been clenched for years begins to loosen. The vigilance that once held fear in place relaxes, and in the space it leaves behind, gratitude starts to appear. Nothing dramatic changes on the outside, yet something fundamental eases within. Exsolva is not relief from danger, but relief from the constant expectation of it.
Usage
Somewhere along the way, Exsolva set in, and we noticed gratitude living where fear used to be.