Comparison

Do you remember who you are?

Good morning,

When we compare ourselves to others, we forget that all have a unique earthly journey. We don’t know the ins and outs of others’ lives. In other words, we will never know someone’s full story, yet we judge ourselves for not achieving the same success.

Remembering your divine purpose and aligning with the Source of life are ways to avoid comparing your life with others. My mother often said, “Whatever is yours, you will get it.”

Comparing your life to others can lead to unhealthy chronic emotions and feelings and weigh heavily on your heart and the rest of your body (e.g., heart disease, insomnia, stroke, etc).

You deserve better than that!

Timika Chambers

Make this lifetime great because you still can!

Remember Who You Are Series #18: Your Experiences Don’t Define You.

Hi there!

It’s not uncommon to identify with our experiences. But, when we identify with our experiences, we become unstable and are tossed to and fro. Our emotions can lead us to tumultuous detours with more of the same experiences we are trying to escape. The more grounded we are in our truth, the less we become disturbed by others’ actions. Spend time today asking yourself, Who am I Really?

Listen to Remember Who You Are Series #18: You Are More Than Your Experiences on Create A Generational Love Cycle to learn more about my thoughts on our experiences and how to maintain peace.

Peace comes not only with meditation but with the realization of who you are.

Remember Who You Are Series #18: You Are More Than Your Experiences by Create A Generational Love…
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Heal from the Inside Out Series #32: Be Undisturbed by Noise Because As Long As People Have Tongues They Will Talk Create A Generational Love Cycle With Timika S Chambers

How do you translate the right to speak into aiding your healing from the inside out? Listen to today's podcast. I share how I used one of my mother's life-sustaining principles to overshadow the noise and not worry about what others were saying about me. This principle offers peace, freedom, and maximizes your energy, money, and time because you realize that you don't need to use your time worrying about the words of others. You can spend more time being your true self. If you feel Heal from the Inside Out Series #31: Be Undisturbed by Noise Because As Long As People Have Tongues They Will Talk will benefit someone, please share.Thank you!Timika
  1. Heal from the Inside Out Series #32: Be Undisturbed by Noise Because As Long As People Have Tongues They Will Talk
  2. The Seeds We Plant Series #62: Identify & Remove the Weeds of Self-Punishment
  3. Healing from the Inside Out Series #30: How Knowing God is Within Me Helped Me Heal
  4. The Seeds We Plant Series #61: Addressing Weeds in Your Inner Garden Introduction
  5. Heal from the Inside Out Series #29: Give from the Heart and Expect Nothing in Return

As always, make this lifetime great because you still can!

Timika

https://timikaschambers.com/

Say Yes to Respect!

Hi there,

One life taken is too many. One life spared helps many.

I don’t want to have a conversation after something potentially traumatic happens. I’d rather conversate now and “nip things in the bud,” one of the life principles my mother taught me. I started talking to my children about love, privacy, and self-respect during infancy. Although I knew my babies couldn’t articulate what they heard, I knew their hearts and minds received my heart-inspired messages.

Bullying has so many factors involved. We must address the foundation of the people being bullied and those who project their pain on others. Guardians, parents, school administrators, teachers, coaches, and others must be aware of bullying-type behavior and address it accordingly, even if it means unveiling unhealthy behavior in homes, schools, and other establishments.

Here are five interventions I continue to do within my family.

  1. Cultivate communication within my family. Everything starts within the home, especially when children find their voices. The more we realize this, the more accountable we hold ourselves to our children’s behavior and increase responsibility in addressing unhealthy actions. A child’s issue is a family’s issue.
  2. Ask my children child about the day’s events. I ask questions such as: What happened today? Did you hear or see anything troublesome (cursing, inappropriate language, fighting, yelling, etc.)? Was anything done to resolve the issue? Sometimes, we delay homework so that my children can express their emotions, feelings, and the day’s events. By addressing behaviors, we reinforce the moral foundation within ourselves, our children, and hopefully others involved.
  3. Address unhealed wounds so I can be present to break the cycle. Change starts with you as the parent. It’s hard to see someone else’s pain when yours imprisons you. Self-assessment and intervention are pivotal to breaking the generational cycle of pain.
  4. Seek the truth and cultivate truth within my family. Several years ago, I encouraged my children to speak the truth, for I am on the side of truth. Often, we are silent because we want to uphold the status quo, but upholding the status quo provides a hiding space for unhealthy behavior. My family and I continue to address bullying-type behavior in all environments, including schools.
  5. Act immediately. I don’t like when I have to tell grown people that their actions or others’ aren’t okay. And, yes, fear visits me during many of my experiences. However, the desire to break the cycle overrules.

Don’t let things happen for you to take experiences seriously. You have the right to create the family you want, and it’s okay if it looks different from what you experienced as a child. As parents, we must help our children build a solid character foundation to weather life’s storms. We won’t always be with them, but life principles, listening to and addressing our children’s concerns (and adults) can help them go far in life.

You can also listen to the Seeds We Plant Series #22: Respect on Create a Generational Love Cycle.

Heal from the Inside Out Series #32: Be Undisturbed by Noise Because As Long As People Have Tongues They Will Talk Create A Generational Love Cycle With Timika S Chambers

How do you translate the right to speak into aiding your healing from the inside out? Listen to today's podcast. I share how I used one of my mother's life-sustaining principles to overshadow the noise and not worry about what others were saying about me. This principle offers peace, freedom, and maximizes your energy, money, and time because you realize that you don't need to use your time worrying about the words of others. You can spend more time being your true self. If you feel Heal from the Inside Out Series #31: Be Undisturbed by Noise Because As Long As People Have Tongues They Will Talk will benefit someone, please share.Thank you!Timika
  1. Heal from the Inside Out Series #32: Be Undisturbed by Noise Because As Long As People Have Tongues They Will Talk
  2. The Seeds We Plant Series #62: Identify & Remove the Weeds of Self-Punishment
  3. Healing from the Inside Out Series #30: How Knowing God is Within Me Helped Me Heal
  4. The Seeds We Plant Series #61: Addressing Weeds in Your Inner Garden Introduction
  5. Heal from the Inside Out Series #29: Give from the Heart and Expect Nothing in Return

One life taken is too many. One life spared helps many.

One voice — -one action can change the trajectory of many lives.

Make this lifetime great because you still can!