Are You Last on Your List–Since Childhood?
by Josephine Faulk, MPH · Published · Updated
When it comes to me discussing relationships, it will always come back to loving yourself. For survivors of chronic childhood trauma, that is our Mt. Everest. We reach the highest pinnacle of healing and recovery when we stop berating and blaming ourselves, stop letting others treat us however they want to, and stop putting ourselves last.
Our soul’s purpose is to incrementally fragment our ego and dissolve our barriers to love until we are able to connect with our True Self. The more intimate and aligned we become with our Divine True Self, the more we clearly sense the Divine in everyone else.
The more we sense the Divine in those around us the more loving, compassionate and understanding we become. And isn’t the world in desperate need of more love, compassion and understanding?
The most important thing you can do is to expend all the time, energy and money necessary to heal yourself. If you are a parent you have the power to break multi-generational, disempowering patterns and endow your children with all the tools they need to lead a fully loving and satisfying life.
In pursuance of that lofty goal you must first care for your own mental and emotional health to the very best of your ability. Your children’s future depends on it, as does yours.
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