I surrender.
I am certain that everything is alright. I trust that my blessings will come to me in Divine timing. I am certain that I am lovingly guided and protected.
I am loved.
Everything is alright.
I surrender.
I am certain that everything is alright. I trust that my blessings will come to me in Divine timing. I am certain that I am lovingly guided and protected.
I am loved.
Everything is alright.
Those who identify with a tyrant and bully mentality may have an inherent need to be heard perhaps for the first time in their lives. This may be a copycat mindset of the leader of the pack who thumbs their nose at authority who may also feel unheard.
I often wonder what happened to those who feel that rules and boundaries do not apply to them in their attempt to be seen and heard, albeit in a destructive way.
In any case, and every case, when one displays behavior and uses words which are so inflammatory, dangerous and offensive, that which seeks to negatively change the climate and culture of our global community… God hears it and sees it in its entirety…
And His word will be the only word that redefines and/or sustains our climate and culture.
Love,
Wendy
Yes, I made a million mistakes. And I have spent the last decade plus making amends. I have learned and evolved mentally, emotionally, and spiritually, and I love sharing my new found lessons of life. I especially am called to share with those seeking recovery and wellness through spiritual solutions and self care practices.
It has been an eventful journey as I deeply explored who I truly am, and as I have deepened and strengthened my relationship with God. He has offered me opportunities to learn life lessons that have supported my recovery and my wellness, and has steered the trajectory of my “new life.” A deeply spiritual life.
I have come to love my beautiful heart and sincerest soul.
For those who have been my inspiration as well as my mentors, teachers and cheerleaders, I offer my deepest gratitude for your love and support.
And to those who turned away from me and stood in judgment of me over a decade ago because I was unwell in the trenches of addiction, I harbor no ill will.
You see, God has dropped the charges. His forgiveness is my only concern.
He has shown me my purpose through all of the pain.
I stand now as a free woman.
I stand as a vessel through Him to usher others to the safety of the shore.
Addiction is a brain disease. It is diagnosable and treatable. And, we do move on with our lives in wellness when we are determined to live and be well, and to share our journey in order to guide others.
Love,
Wendy