I am still here. I have released this negative energy from me, for now. I still have my hiccups, and that’s normal. I’ve meditated and asked for love to fill my heart. I’ve asked for my heart to relinquish all forms of hate, guilt, and envy; because I have no room for those things. Most of all, I have begun to forgive myself for the loss of a dear friend. We all need ourselves to heal emotionally and spiritually. I have a dream of healing others…I want to save as many people as I can and pay my respects to those I could not…This is what gives me hope: One day, I will help the hungry, the sick, the abandoned, and distraught. As a nurse, I will do my best to be a physical healer and a spiritual healer. I cannot die just yet. I cannot committ suicide. If I do, then I will never meet all these wonderful faces and experience the bonds I would have had with them. This is what keeps me strong: hope. I have hope because I love still…even as I hold a gun to my head. Even if I hold a knife to my neck, or scratch my skin off, or burn or mutilate myself…I still have hope. I have been blessed and cursed with the heart of an empath. I will be here to give as many of you my unconditional love if you ask. This is a typed reminder.
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This is priceless. You are completely awesome. I’m so glad you have such a huge desire to help others on your way of healing yourself. Sometimes that’s wat it takes is to reach out and help others and it helps us for better about ourselves. Have a wonderful day. 🙂
helping others and loving others is what drives many to living an enlightened life. Thank you 🙂 you have a wonderful day also!
In a world that is not always so nice….. It was very refreshing to read your post. You really sound like a NICE person.
Thanks for brightening the world with your good heart.
I hope you have a great day. You deserve it!
I’m elated to read your response. thank you so much. there are days when I don’t think I’m such a good person, but I’m working on it. One doesn’t always have to be a saint to be a good person. recognizing that you have done wrong and that there is a desire to fix it means that there is good in you.