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Gratefulness
I take myself for granted, that I am alive and doing well, that I’ve gotten through severe mental illness, the loss of my job, severe trauma and more. I take it for granted that I’m here today, in school, working, and happy. I constantly undermine myself, tell myself that no one likes me, that I’m fundamentally flawed. I have to remind myself how untrue this is, that I am a miracle, and resilience is my middle name.
I can get quiet and ask the Divine to assist me in aligning with divine will. With full faith that as before, I will be ok and that I will become aligned with my higher purpose even if it is in unexpected ways. I have to trust myself, my inner and outer resources, and my past track record of being self sufficient and proactive. I must get in touch with loving kindness and this will always lead me to the conclusion that my loved ones are the most precious aspect of life and I must prioritize t...
I can get quiet and ask the Divine to assist me in aligning with divine will. With full faith that as before, I will be ok and that I will become aligned with my higher purpose even if it is in unexpected ways. I have to trust myself, my inner and outer resources, and my past track record of being self sufficient and proactive. I must get in touch with loving kindness and this will always lead me to the conclusion that my loved ones are the most precious aspect of life and I must prioritize them over all else, while also remaining true to my life path. I cannot prioritize money over love. This is clear to me. I just have to get quiet and this becomes very very clear.
I can be more forgiving and understanding while also making tine for friends. I need to express my needs in a compassionate way and set healthy boundaries.
I would dedicate my life to caring for children in need
My greatest inspiration in my work is my father, who always taught me that love and care for others comes before all else, that time is best spent giving, and we are meant to support one another.
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