Honouring our emotions. Learning from them. Not making them wrong or bad.

 Honouring our emotions. Learning from them. Not making them wrong or bad.

Not making ourselves wrong for always needing to learn. Not making ourselves wrong for not always getting it right. Not making ourselves wrong for our mistakes. Not making ourselves wrong for having our dark side and fear - NO.
 It is about accepting, loving and knowing that all these things are what make us human. And when we LOVE, ACCEPT and EMBRACE these, we raise our vibration (that is to say, feel better) and that new vibration emanates OUTWARD into the world and people can FEEL IT, instead of needing to PROVE anything. To me, this is what the spiritual journey is all about - becoming more human.

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