Remember Who You Are Series #15: Advocate Instead of Suffocate

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Many stigmas still surround speaking up or advocating for yourself. Some people fear speaking up for themselves for fear of punishment (losing their job, people not liking them or being ostracized, being called a tattletale or other names, or being yelled out or physically punished). There are healthy ways of expressing ourselves, but when we imprison others to believe their emotions, feelings, and words don’t matter, some look for other means to express themselves. Unfortunately, we’ve seen it in teenage suicide, homicides, and violence in many forms. Abuse and neglect of others continue because they are told they will be punished, or someone they love will be punished if they speak the truth.

Speaking your truth builds confidence and self-esteem and encourages you to be more of your true self. When we release things that are hurting us in a healthy way, we enable healing and the child within us to express itself in wonderful ways. I’ve learned that we often gain respect when we stand firm in our beliefs, act from purified intentions, and express unwavering honesty.

We must listen with our hearts and put our pride aside. We must hear beyond the words and act earnestly to address concerns to prevent many of the preventable issues we have in the world.

How are you speaking up for yourself? How do you advocate for those you love so they don’t need external bandages to cover their pain? Remember, with learning, there is no guilt. We strive to improve each day, aligning with our divine spirit.

Listen to Remember Who You Are Series #15: Advocate Instead of Suffocate, on Create A Generational Love Cycle.

The Seeds We Plant Series #60: The Relationship Feedback Loop Create A Generational Love Cycle With Timika S Chambers

Keywords relationships, self-love, consciousness, empowerment,generational cycles, spirituality, personal growth, emotional health, compassion, forgivenessSummary In this conversation, Timika Chambers delves into theessence of relationships, emphasizing the importance of self-love and understanding the three levels of relationships: with the divine, oneself, and others. She discusses how our thoughts and beliefs shape our actions and relationships,highlighting the significance of forgiveness and self-discovery in breaking generational cycles of pain. The conversation encourages listeners to cultivate love and empowerment within themselves to positively impact their relationshipsand the world around them.Takeaways What do you look for in a relationship?The quality of relationships is more important thanquantity.How you treat yourself reflects how you treat others.Our thoughts cultivate our actions and relationships.Forgiveness is really for you, not the other person."An unexamined life is not worth living" (Socrates)–self-reflection is crucial.We are not here to struggle; we are meant to thrive.What message am I putting out there in my relationships?We help people to find the light within them by settingstandards.If we believe in miracles, we can manifest positive change. Titles The Depths of RelationshipsUnderstanding Self-LoveSound Bites "Our thoughts cultivate our actions.""Forgiveness is really for you.""We are not here to struggle." Chapters 00:00 Exploring the Depths of Relationships02:46 The Divine Connection and Self-Reflection06:08 Understanding the Impact of Self-Treatment on Others08:56 The Power of Thoughts and Collective Consciousness11:48 The Importance of Self-Discovery and Personal Growth15:11 Empowering Relationships and Setting Boundaries18:04 Creating a Generational Love CycleThank you for listening!Sign up for my newsletters for more inspiration and empowerment on living an abundant life in all areas (body, mind, and spirit).https://mailchi.mp/fe2da5c9163a/seven-spiritual-truthsAs always, make this lifetime great because you have within your power to do so.Timika    
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Remember Who You Are Series #15: Advocate Instead of Suffocate by Create A Generational Love Cycle…
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As always, make this lifetime great!

Timika

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