Forgiving Yourself

Welcome to a transformative journey of self-forgiveness, where we’ll harness the power of releasing shame and guilt to reclaim your true self. 🙏 Skip to 1:31 to jump straight into the meditation.
In this meditation, we’ll gently guide you through the process of letting go of past regrets and mistakes, inviting you to embrace compassion and unconditional love. You’ll experience a soothing body relaxation and a powerful visualization that leads you into a serene, safe space, bathed in the healing light of forgiveness. 🌿
As you immerse yourself in this deeply calming experience, you’ll repeat affirmations crafted to dissolve self-judgment and awaken a profound sense of peace and self-acceptance. This is your sacred time to heal, forgive, and nurture your soul. 🌸
Find a quiet space, settle into comfort, and let’s embark on this powerful journey together. ✨
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Music: Intro: Calm Sentimental Music - Samuel Francis Johnson
Meditation Music: Opening Up - Master Minded
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[@doloresparlato]

I can accept forgiveness from the one who forgives. I can offer it to my fellowman. I cannot give it to myself. I am an addict. to forgive myself sounds like what we call in 12 step circles, "an inside job". Forgiving, and subsequently healing, comes in community. If I can forgive myself, it requires no one....isolation....this is addiction at its core, the being enamored with the self, being consumed with the self, being beguiled by the self....the self, the self, the self, the self....enough of that. It never worked, no matter what it was presented as. As an addict, I lived on the throne of my soul, where I thought I could forgive myself. How arrogant. How foolish. How deadly. It sounds good, but it's a ruse. Only God can forgive. Forgiving me keep my in charge. Amen.

[@SignsAroundUs]

Thank you for sharing your perspective. I deeply respect your insight and understand that self-forgiveness can be complex, especially within the context of addiction and spiritual beliefs. Community support and guidance are crucial, and this meditation is meant to complement, not replace, the broader journey of healing. Each person’s path is unique, and what resonates can vary. Your thoughts contribute greatly to the conversation. Thank you for your openness.