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Everything changes when you begin to love yourself. You no longer send out energy of desperation or need to be filled from the outside. You become a powerful source that attracts better. The more you love who you are, the less you seek validation and approval.
Heal By Finding Your Core Wounds and Make Peace With Them
Until you heal the wounds of your past, you are going to bleed. You can bandage the bleeding with food, with alcohol, with drugs, with work, with cigarettes, with sex; But eventually, it will all ooze through and stain your life.
You must find the strength to open the wounds, stick your hands inside, pull out the core of the pain that is holding you in your past, the memories, and make peace with them.
Remember this: There is nothing wrong with you. You have patterns to unlearn, new behaviors to embody, and wounds to heal. But, there is nothing wrong with you, and the core of who you are. You are healing yourself, maybe even generations of harm and remembering self love. This takes time.
Our Journey to Balance
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We are very good at preparing to live, but not very good at living. We know how to sacrifice ten years for a diploma, and we are willing to work very hard to get a job, a car, a house, and so on. But we have difficulty remembering that we are alive in the present moment, the only moment there is for us to be alive.
Thich Nhat Hanh, Peace Is Every Step (via abiding-in-peace)
Saw this by the dog park that i took nola to today. if i wouldn't have opened my eyes at the right moment i would have missed the hummingbird. the last two hummingbird i saw were in sedona and now here in l.a again. oh hummingbirds!
Deleting emails
This morning, I had a little under 3,000 unread emails on my umich account. I knew it was time to delete them. I had to go back to mid-November and move my way forward. As I glanced through some of them, I couldnāt help but feel nostalgic about those last couple of weeks there. How everything happened so quickly. At random times, I still remember the time I walked to the bus stop to take the bus to campus and thinking, āThis is it. My time here is almost over.ā And then I look at todayās date and canāt believe I have closed that chapter of my life. I crossed that stage (hungover -_-) and proud of everything I had done and become during those 16 months at the University of Michigan. Today I look back and I smile because of all the good moments I had there, the friendships I made, and the growth that took place for me there. This year has been hard af, and in two months, I will be one year wiser and still healing from all the institutional oppression and heartbreak I experienced at a predominantly white institution (PWI). As I see some of my friends still there and about to graduate or completing one more semester, I feel happy for them. Because we all know that the struggle is real. I would do it all over again if I had to tho. I miss you, Michigan but now I understand that it was time for me to go and come back to the people who have always been there for me. To my family. friends. mentors. and my future clients.Ā
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Missing you already, Sedona. Second visit was amazing! šā¤ļøš #majestic #arizona #roadtrip (at Sedona, Arizona)
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oh michigan, you taught me so many life lessons. one is to never lose the way i view lifeā¦my resiliency and holding onto my inner child even when life wants to tear it away from me. to get excited about sunsets. to believe that there is more to mere coincidences. to never take anything back. to heal heal and heal. thatās the only thing we can control in this life. not how others act. but how we act and what we take away from experiences, even the shittiest ones.
Texturas y colibris en #sancristobaldelascasas š #mexico #chiapas #poesiaurbana #arteurbano #artecallejero #paredes #fachadas #texturas (at Chiapas, Mexico)
today itās been 6 months since I got in my car and drove away from Ann Arbor. and coincidently I had a job interview for a therapist position at a non profit similar to my field placement. one of the therapist who interviewed me is from inkster, mi which is right around the corner from Detroit. it was kind of exciting to share about my experiences working in detroit and to be able to reflect on how grateful I am to have had the opportunities that I had in grad school. I know sometimes I really hated it there but I learned so much about life and myself. I became the social worker and human being that I am today. it wasnāt just the education that I was provided with there but what I did with it on my own, in my mind and heart. I also found out yesterday that a friend from the program is working two blocks away from my house. I know those two coincidences sound insignificant but i believe these things happen to me for a reason. this is a song that I love (since little miss sunshine was out) and never listened to it during my time in grad schoolā¦until now
Last stop: The Redwoods š² this place is magical and itās one of those places one should have on a bucket list. When I was on the trip, I kept thinking I am happy with the way Iāve lived my life and tho I really hope I make it home safely I would die happy if that were the case. Because the way back was so dangerous we could have easily died. It felt surreal as we drove by the avenue of the Giants and got to experience the trees up close. We had another moment of panic, when we randomly stopped by a small town to check out a store and my car shut down. I thought I guess this is a far as my car has lived, to its potential, lol. But then I kept my cool and thought itās just a battery problem and we probably just need a jumpstart. So when I went out to go check it out, an older man from the store came out to see if we needed help, turns out he knows my friends family who are from Northern California. What a small world. They helped us tighten up the screw to the car battery so it wouldnāt loosen out again and then we were off to San Francisco, where we would rest just a few hours before driving all the way to LA. Those trees, I will never forget and I will go back somedayā¦
i forgot to mention that i had a job interview that morning, at 10:45am. we arrived in la at 9:45. i looked for the interview clothes i had purchased at the costco in oregon and quickly changed into them. then i grabbed my little toiletry bag and went into the public restroom to wash up. only a chingona can hustle like that ;) i didn't get the job but it was still quiet the experience. i love being on the road
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