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Lisa Marie Lawler's avatar

Thanks for sharing this. When I learnt to say NO, it felt like a new found freedom. Healing continues, it's a journey. Working through one layer at a time. It has become lighter though, although there are days when I just feel off, it's takes less time to come back to feeling lighter.

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After the storm☔️'s avatar

Truee! It’s becoming more of a lifestyle now, not perfect, but definitely lighter. Grateful for the progress, even on the off days. 🤍

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wings 🪽 seek the air.'s avatar

Good to see your in-depth analysis. I think we have to give much importance to time, which is continously running in a brief sequnce. every hard time is pass, when we face difficulties and our mind is unable to adopt the challenging cicumstances, we may take a long breath noticing this moment would be pass and I will regain my energy later on in next moments.

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After the storm☔️'s avatar

Totally agree, time really does help; Just pausing to breathe and remind ourselves this moment will pass can make all the difference.

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The Vagabond Mermaid's avatar

Love this ❤️

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After the storm☔️'s avatar

thank you so much 🤍

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Margchelina's avatar

I agree. These are all steps that I also went through during my healing journey. And I agree that we will never be fully healed. But we learn to carry our wounds in a healthier way. ✨️🤍

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After the storm☔️'s avatar

Exactly! some wounds will heal, but not all at once. It’s a step-by-step journey.🫶🏻

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M.J.'s avatar

This was deep and I agree with you on the studying and practicing. It is a continuous cycle of learning, shedding, and peace.

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After the storm☔️'s avatar

Exactly! 🦋 It’s not easy, but with practice, it becomes who we are. 🌿

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