💙 WHY FORGIVE

Good morning, dear reader; today I want to talk to you about why to forgive...

💙 Forgive your parents, maybe you don’t understand now, but every time they hurt you, abandoned you, humiliated you... they were teaching you to be stronger, more independent, they taught you to walk away from where you are not wanted.

💙 Forgive your partner who cheated on you; it might have hurt a lot, but they were teaching you to set boundaries, to love yourself above all others, and to be true to yourself.

💙 Forgive your coworker, the jealous one, the one who spoke badly of you, who made your life impossible; they saw in you what they could never be and taught you that even in the worst moment, your light shines so bright it hurts others’ eyes.

💙 Forgive your children, for their insolence, lies, abandonment; they were teaching you to let go of attachments and understand you can’t control everything, they were teaching you to release.

💙 But above all, forgive yourself—for your overweight, for not being the perfect daughter, wife, mother. Forgive yourself for every time fear defeated you, forgive yourself for every mistake, because without them you wouldn’t be the person you are today. Believe me, YOU ARE WONDERFUL.

💙 Your story is perfect, your life is perfect, and even if it doesn’t seem like it, everything happens to teach you something, to help you grow.


Receive a hug from the heart and remember to share.

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#LifeLessons

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