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Not Broken …✨

Those of us who have experienced a painful childhood. I know at times its not easy coping with that pain and replaying the past in ones mind over and over again. It’s pain that will definitely stay with us forever. Regardless of that pain, we are not broken, we do not have to fail because we feel failed, we can have love, set goal for ourselves and succeed. We are worthy of a life of happiness and are not any less of person because we feel our childhoods were less than others. Our foundations can be solid, we are capable of love and can encourage others with sound advice. We can have normal families and live normal lives. We do not have to become a statistic because our childhood raised the level of risk. We can be great because our future family is depending on us now to get it right. Time to take control, to move forward and be great, we got this ❤️❤️❤️ by cher0805

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Loss ✨

Until we meet again, our faith and connection to the universe through energy will forever keep us close, where your physical absence separates our unity. As the sun shines brightly on the path you have helped me create, your guidance and wisdom will keep me awake. So it’s never goodbye, It’s see you later, I’ll keep you with me now and forever … ❤️

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Inspired by loss, but written with hope..

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Beyond the trees ✨

Understanding what we can’t personally change about ourselves, accepting and embracing who we are working so hard to become, not becoming consumed by our false realities and imperfections reflected from others perfections and perceptions ❤️❤️

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Bridges✨

As the brisk air brushed along my face, I can remember being young and super excited for a trip across the George Washington Bridge to see my family. Although I was happy for the visit, the thought of crossing a huge bridge with water, extreme heights and the feeling of flying while driving was the most terrifying thing that I can remember. When we finally arrived at the bridge, my mom began searching for any loose change to give to the toll collector, we then began driving slowly towards the bridge. As we began crossing, I can remember feeling overcome with fear, crying hysterically and telling myself over and over I didn’t want to cross this bridge. My mom tried providing comfort by telling me to relax we’re almost across. As we neared the bridges end, I remembered feeling extremely thankful to have made it over and the joy I felt seeing my family.

Crossing bridges can be just as terrifying for anyone.

Today I share a connection with that moment because it’s given me the courage to overcome many of the fears and risks I’ve experienced or will take my along my journey.

There’s isn’t any bridges in life we face that we cannot cross. ❤️ the journey begins…