Forgive and Move on, Even if You May Never Forget.
If they don't apologize, forgive them. If they do apologize, then you can choose love, or hold it over their head when they're trying to heal.
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Seeing Mom Through the Eyes of My Daughter.
In shock, I glanced at her and took a sip of my wine. “Thank you for apologizing, Mom. But I’ve already forgiven you.” And it was true. I had forgiven her.
You F’d Up. And You’re Still Perfect.
No matter what I’m experiencing, I love, forgive, and accept myself fully. Today, I remember that my imperfections are perfect.
Forgive Your Family, Liberate Your Soul.
To move on means coming to terms with the fact that our family has let us down... so we are no longer held back from the residue of our trauma.
In Honor of Great Men.
The invitation is open for men to be aware of the nature of their own humanity... If you want a Conscious Man, I say, find a man who is willing to grow.
I Know That I Need to Forgive and Love Myself.
I know I matter
I know I have a purpose
I know I have a presence
I know I have a community
I know I have real love
I know I have grace.
In the Wilderness. {poetry}
I felt like a hooded child
in the wilderness
who’d thought she could entreat wolves
I have never forgotten this
little as it was:
the shame...
You Have to Forgive Yourself.
All the while I’ve been trying to love myself. But I can’t. Or I can’t fully. Because there’s this part of myself that I’ve denied and suffocated.
I Trust You: An Apology Letter to My Heart.
Ours was the home friends gravitated to. Where the door was always open and some homemade delicious meal to feed an army was baking in the oven. It was a place in which it was impossible not to feel a heart full of love and peace.
The Power of Post-Operative Pain: Learning to Focus on Acceptance and Forgiveness.
As I worked to forgive myself and others, and truly accept the smallest bit of care, regardless of how it was expressed, everything felt meaningful.