Mindful Mondays: Will saying I’m sorry change the world?
Are you willing to forgive yourself above all else? What are you willing to apologize for?
Are you willing to forgive yourself above all else? What are you willing to apologize for?
‘Being human isn’t easy. We meet life events that are out of our control.’
'Ask yourself how your life would change if you could manage your sense of peace and move through the world with peace leading the way.'
'Nobody has the right to tell you how you should live your life, what you should feel, how you should respond to a given situation.'
'Regardless of how you respond to these questions, your ability to feel good and joyful ultimately lands in your own hands.'
'These five practices were paramount in gifting me the wisdom and skill to disarm the saboteur within. I had to learn that feeling good was something that I could not only achieve, but was able to manifest when I traveled down the dark road.'
'Allow your healing to be poetry instead of pain. Allow your smile to penetrate your heart, so you can see that you have been broken open to more brilliant places than you could have ever imagined.'
I know that there are many people struggling right now, and I want to bring voice to this very real struggle.
“People who need help often don’t look like those that do.” —Glennon Doyle
'I pray that if we’re willing to be emotionally vulnerable as we fumble through developing the power of kindness, we will have the power to heal.'