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It’s all about how we look at things. 👉🤖 #yongeyoda says...
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True Life: love makes the difference
Stigma deduces a persons value and worth based on societal views that are based in inequity and discrimination Stigma is the reason so many people are in bondage for things like having mental illness or other illnesses deemed as “crazy, nasty, less than” When truthfully…it’s an illness or sickness beyond your controlAnd yet there is so much shameSo much guilt Look at the stigma with COVID like…
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Make your life what you God created it to be and stop worrying about what other people have to say about it. Their judgment of you is a condemnation of themselves and the reflection of a lack of love in their heart. #love #acceotance #valentinesday #loveme #loveyouruniqueness #loveyourunique #liveyourunique #peace #joy
Permission to Grieve
One of life’s most difficult lessons has been the lesson of impermanence. All of conditioned existence, without exception, is transient, or in a constant state of flux. The mutability of life, that time passes on, no matter what happens, is an important aspect of impermanence. Everything that comes in to being will in time, go out of being. It makes life beautiful and heart wrenching.
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The world in which you were born is just one model of reality. Other cultures are not failed attempts at being you. They are unique manifestations of the human spirit.
Wade Davis
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Accept me , Accept me
Accept me , Accept me
Now I know what you’re thinking , is this about society , are they pressuring me to fit in and is my every whim dedicated to appease them in order to be “ACCEPTED” well no , not quite , we shall save that post for another day . Today comes a hot topic swirling around me since June , university acceptance , the overwhelming choices that can make or break my uncertain future. Not exactly fun to…
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Fearless Acceptance
Fearless acceptance. Think about that concept. Like, REALLY think. Acceptance is so rare. Accepting our partners, bosses, family, and even friends is so unheard of. You may SAY you accept someone, but there's often something about them that you make out to be wrong. Typically, this unacceptance is based in fear. It's not usually a noticeable fear, however. And, it can be disguised as something else. But the true root is fear. So, FEARLESS ACCEPTANCE could actually be considered redundant. But it's a necessary redundancy. Our brains will stop short at 'acceptance' without it. What does fearless acceptance look like? First, for you, it looks like removing your expectations from the other person. You stop fixing and just listen. Truly listen. You keep your judgement out of the interaction. You're simply allowing them to be, and you're just being as well. You attach no meaning to anything they say or do. You remove yourself from their identity. And, most importantly, you allow them to be without EVER expecting them to be anything different than exactly who they are in that moment. What this looks like for the other person is peace. They are given freedom to be who they are with you. They are truly loved. They are not judged. And they can comfortably exist in the mix of both of your worlds. The combination of your and the other's experience is lacking in fear. You give them space to be and you grant yourself freedom by detaching from your expectations of how you think things should be. This goes for experiences too. Situations in your life that you find unacceptable and fearful are only those labels in YOUR mind. Remove your attachment and judgement and accept it for what it is...not what you think it SHOULD be.
Change the changeable, accept the unchangeable, and remove yourself from the unacceptable.
Denis Waitley