How Are You Digesting Life?

Some say get over your childhood traumatic experiences (sexual abuse, parental neglect, violence, and others) ; whatever happened, happened and move forward. But the tools you were given in childhood is often how you process life until an awakening happens. At some point, you realize that things do not have to be as they are.

Often, our focus is on adults and their behaviors, but nothing occurs overnight. Over the years, good fruit (praise, affirmations, spiritual relationship with our Creator) compete with weeds (doubt, name-calling, abusive language, etc.) sewn. We reap both helpful fruit and unhealthy produce. But nothing happens overnight; change is possible.

How Can You Better Digest Your Past? Here are three ways to help you face your past.

  1. Meet yourself where you are. Your emotions and feelings are real. They are the inner workings of how you processed life. There is no need for feeling guilty about your anger and fear. Often, as you know, what you resist, will continue to show itself.
  2. Bring consciousness to what you are going through. Talk about it. Write about it. Share your emotions and feelings with someone who wants to listen and help. Seek emotional support from a qualified professional if you feel the need to and continue until you get what you need.
  3. Whatever pain you are experiencing does not have to be. You can chew your life experiences in small bites (steps) at a time so you can increase the absorption of your healthy nutrition (praise, being, spiritual awareness).

You are the Co-creator of your life. Create the life you want by being present with who you are. Accept all of your truths. And, every nourishment you take in affects every aspect of your life (emotional, financial, mental, physical, social, spiritual, etc.)

So, what’s really going on with your digestive issues (heartburn, indigestion, irritability, etc.)?

Make this moment and this lifetime great!

Timika

Heal from the Inside Out Series #38: Vengeance is not a band-aid or cure. – Create A Generational Love Cycle With Timika S Chambers

My mother told me that I did not have to do anything to anybody. Vengeance can be tempting. It’s easy to think that belittling, demeaning, cursing, and physically hurting someone may heal our wounds; however, vengeful behavior only deepens the wound and can change us into something unbecoming (not our true selves). Whatever we consistently think of, we deposit the seeds within us, and these seeds will eventually produce a harvest.Keywordspain, healing, self-expression, vengeance, love, mentalhealth, relationships, personal growth, emotional well-being, self-worthSummaryIn this conversation, Timika S Chambers explores theprofound impact of emotional pain and the weeds of negative thoughts that can hinder personal growth and relationships. She emphasizes the importance of healing, self-expression, and the power of thoughts in shaping our lives.Chambers advocates for breaking the cycle of pain and creating a generational love cycle, highlighting that true power lies in love rather than vengeance. The discussion encourages listeners to take control of their lives, acknowledge their experiences, and choose healing over resentment.TakeawaysThe sting of projected pain can increase susceptibility tonegative emotions.Overlooking emotional weeds can lead to chronic healthissues and unhealthy relationships.We often rationalize unhealthy relationships, thinking theyare better than past experiences.Negative thoughts can cloud our perception of life, love,and purpose.We have the power to design our lives through our thoughtsand intentions.Healing begins with acknowledging the truth of ourexperiences.Vengeance does not lead to healing; it perpetuates the cycleof pain.We must take control of our thoughts to create a positivelife.True self-expression is rooted in love and acceptance.Creating a generational love cycle is essential for breakingthe cycle of pain.TitlesBreaking Free from Pain: The Path to HealingThe Power of Thoughts: Creating Your RealityFor more empowering messages, consider subscribing to Notes on Life: Empowering You to Be You! https://mailchi.mp/fe2da5c9163a/seven-spiritual-truths    
  1. Heal from the Inside Out Series #38: Vengeance is not a band-aid or cure.
  2. The Seeds We Plant Series #69: Stereotypes
  3. Heal from the Inside Out Series #37: Don't Let Someone Else Tell You to Do the Right Thing
  4. The Seeds We Plant Series #68: Self-Hatred
  5. Heal from the Inside Out Series #36: My mama told me, "What is for Me, I Will Get & I Believed Her."

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