Just watched your video with CG. You're a super cool guy and it genuinely made me happy to see you doing so well, even today! I see you wear a cross- addiction wreaked havoc on my life, Christ alone pulled me from the depths of despair and saved me. God Bless You!
I’m currently watching all your videos man. Just started off general curiosity and wanting to know more about PCP addiction! Your story is a blessing sir.
thank you, im going to be brave this year and take the steps to commit to healing myself. I'm always dedicated to everyone but me this time things will be different
Healing Whole Self is a confrontation, one that not everybody is mentally capable and strong enough to have. A confrontation within yourself, with your past trauma and/or with your agressor('s). These are difficult things to embrace and stare at in the face. My advice has always been to first of all accept the past, the hurt and pain you endured. It will not go away by suppressing the memory or pain, you will only go numb. To heal, there is going to be pain. Because to heal is to grow and when we grow we always hurt a little. Confronting the past as fact and a part of you is the first step to looking at your trauma in the eye. The next step is one of the most difficult one's in my opinion, Questioning yourself "how does it affect me?", "who have I affected with this?", "Does it still hurt a lot?", "Who caused it and why?", "Why do I still carry this? Is it even relevant to my current stage in life?". These are not easy questions to answer, but they do help me confront my inner demons, traumas and put them on a path to fix.
It’s not always about confronting your or the agressor. It’s about giving yourself permission to live forward, move past the pain. That is where the healing begins
Completely agree! Moving past the pain is hard. Especially when you caused pain as well. Living with the fact that I was able to do that and will eventually do so again in life (intentionally or not), is heavy. I guess I just try to have good morals, good being attributed to values like unity, community, social awareness and compassion. Prioritizing the many and not the few. I feel like these are things that help me deal with that pain or maybe cushion it. Cause I know none of us are perfect and I never expect anyone to be.
Just watched your video with CG. You're a super cool guy and it genuinely made me happy to see you doing so well, even today! I see you wear a cross- addiction wreaked havoc on my life, Christ alone pulled me from the depths of despair and saved me. God Bless You!
Thank you for staying transparent. I have been working on putting me first!! Tough, but, required!!
I’m currently watching all your videos man. Just started off general curiosity and wanting to know more about PCP addiction! Your story is a blessing sir.
thank you ❤
thank you, im going to be brave this year and take the steps to commit to healing myself. I'm always dedicated to everyone but me this time things will be different
I believe in you. Let me know if I can help in any kind of way
Healing Whole Self is a confrontation, one that not everybody is mentally capable and strong enough to have. A confrontation within yourself, with your past trauma and/or with your agressor('s).
These are difficult things to embrace and stare at in the face. My advice has always been to first of all accept the past, the hurt and pain you endured. It will not go away by suppressing the memory or pain, you will only go numb. To heal, there is going to be pain. Because to heal is to grow and when we grow we always hurt a little.
Confronting the past as fact and a part of you is the first step to looking at your trauma in the eye. The next step is one of the most difficult one's in my opinion, Questioning yourself "how does it affect me?", "who have I affected with this?", "Does it still hurt a lot?", "Who caused it and why?", "Why do I still carry this? Is it even relevant to my current stage in life?".
These are not easy questions to answer, but they do help me confront my inner demons, traumas and put them on a path to fix.
It’s not always about confronting your or the agressor. It’s about giving yourself permission to live forward, move past the pain. That is where the healing begins
Completely agree!
Moving past the pain is hard. Especially when you caused pain as well. Living with the fact that I was able to do that and will eventually do so again in life (intentionally or not), is heavy.
I guess I just try to have good morals, good being attributed to values like unity, community, social awareness and compassion. Prioritizing the many and not the few. I feel like these are things that help me deal with that pain or maybe cushion it. Cause I know none of us are perfect and I never expect anyone to be.
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