#healingheart

[relatablejoe]

Sometimes, we wake up with a heart as heavy as a boulder. Yet, even when memories replay like an old film, we hold the power to open our hands and let go. Forgiveness isn't saying what happened was okay; it's about setting your spirit free. When you wash away the muddy waters of hurt, your inner light begins to glow brighter. ✨

Take a deep breath, sit at the edge of your bed, and whisper kindness to yourself today. 🌟 💖

[neweresth]

Access to eternity.

[godjesus001]

When Being Strong Feels Heavy, Jesus Still Sees Your Silent Need for Comfort,

Carrying strength every day can feel exhausting, but Jesus understands your hidden longing for comfort when no one notices your silent struggles inside.

[the-silent-voices]

You weren't in love with them. You were in love with the possibility of them — the version they never became. The one you waited for anyway. It wasn’t love. It was a promise your heart wrote on their behalf. And sometimes, the hardest part isn't letting go of the person — it's grieving the future you built around who they could have been. The love you imagined together doesn’t die all at once. It fades — every time you realize they are not the person you needed. And healing begins the moment you stop rewriting their story, and start rewriting your own.

Not sure who wrote this, but it felt like a piece of my heart put into words.

[healing-with-bunnie]

Staying consistent.

I’ve been working with my therapist lately. It seems like a lot of my struggles are thanks to some undiagnosed ADHD!

Unfortunately the biggest bane of my existence is executive dysfunction. (That and complete lack of energy). So staying consistent with things, even the most basic of self care stuff can be pretty hard for me. Even if it’s something I really want to do.

Dedicating this year to being better. Like I do every year. Something I’ve always wanted to do was bullet journal, so I’ve been doing my best to keep up with it.

I’m kind of an all or nothing kind of person, so if I fail to meet my own expectations I tend to get disappointed and give up entirely.

But since I’ve been trying to use my journal regularly I feel like I’m doing a better job with my memory. Because most of the time when a day is over I just let it be over and gone and it’s done forever. Now every couple of days I sit and try to recall things from the days I missed.

Instead of giving up entirely.

It’s not much. But it’s a win in my book at least.

[gingerfortune]

People are not always genuine and they don’t always mean what they say to you. Be sure to guard your heart and know that you will heal this too shall pass. #gingerfortune #gingerbeauty #vegan #healingheart #itwillbeok #focusonthepositives #liveinthelight #LiveRoyal https://www.instagram.com/p/CDaMhYvB7yW/?igshid=1123kh96zxjym

[vyseraldesires]

An actual smile. Truly love this picture. #happythoughts #healingheart #beautiful #beautifulgirl #realme https://www.instagram.com/p/B_wot0HHEaj/?igshid=1tqjaoui9yna7

[theotherstephencobert]

August Blog Challenge - Day 19

A book, album, or movie that changed your life.

A book that changed my life was Evidence That Demands a Verdict by Josh McDowell.

I heard Josh McDowell in April of 1976 at the University of Tennessee. His lecture series was about how the Bible was credible, how the Old Testament prophecies of the oming Messiah were met in Jesus Christ, and how the resurrection of Jesus from the dead after he was crucified was a true, historically verifiable fact.

I accepted Jesus Christ as my savior shortly after the first lecture in his series. I can't say it's always been easy and I can't say I've always lived up to my calling. But my life's path changed from then on, and I will never reget it.