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    Ruthie
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    Hi Spen,

    Wow, you sound like my boyfriend. He said he struggled his whole life with wanting to believe in a God (as his entire family are faith oriented people) and yet was always left skeptical and confused. He said he finally made peace with it about 5 years ago and just accepted that he couldn’t wrap his head around it. I am not promoting in type of specific faith, however, I would encourage you to read the book titled Letters from a Skeptic, it is very powerful. It addresses a lot of the issues we have around our unbelief or should I say what makes it hard to believe in a higher power. I am sending you good thoughts and hoping you can find your way through this. No, in fact I know you will find your way through this. Seek and you will find.

    Blessings,

    Ruth

    #101307
    Ruthie
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    Hi Gigi,

    I am sure you have heard it said, that the most important relationship we can have is with ourselves. If we have a mindset that we are not loveable, that we’re different, strange, whatever the case may be, this is the energy and intention that we put out there. We basically shoot ourselves in the foot, so to speak. People, even on an unconscious level, pick up our energy and respond accordingly. If you put out the energy that you are an awesome beautiful women (and believe it, because it is true) and when I say beautiful, I am NOT referring to the external vessel (our body) I am referring to the very depths of your soul, you will find people drawn to you. We have a tendency to sabotage our relationships with others by our faulty beliefs about ourselves. Our body language is so powerful and it speaks directly from the mind. When you love yourself (not for anything great that you have done) but love yourself, the good bad and ugly, just as you are and really wrap your arms around yourself, you will begin to glow in a way that can not be hidden. Know that we need to learn to love ourselves based on nothing external, but for the beauty that we were created to be. Now that I have self-love, I look at people entirely different. I am no longer looking for someone to complete me, make me feel good about myself, or to get something from them that I feel I may be lacking. I look at all people through the eyes of love and compassion. I have all the love I need inside me. The love we are all looking for lies right inside us. When our self-love in nurtured, it makes it possible to actually see others as to how we may bless them in their pain. We don’t allow ourselves to be disrespected, and if we are, we are able to respond in a healthy way, rather than react in a negative way. We realize, their mistreatment of us has to do with their own demons. I encourage you this week, to walk up straight and tall, smile as you look at people, hold your held up high and believe that you are worth loving yourself. Put on positive energy and put it out there and see what happens, you might find it miraculous. Sending you love.

    Ruthie

    #101208
    Ruthie
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    Hi Gigi,
    I can’t say I know how you feel, as we all have our different experiences. However, I do know what it is like to feel unloved and abused by a parental figure. I’ve spent most of my life not loving myself. The destructive choices that I have made as a result of that, have colored my life in a way that I could and did feel ashamed of for many years. I wish I could reach through this computer and put my arms around you and let you know what a beautiful person you are. What is so empowering to know, is that when someone mistreats us, it has everything to do with them. It is not to say that we do not own our own behavior, however, it is to say, that each person chooses how they will treat others. Today, when people mistreat me, I realize it is coming from a place within them, where they are hurting. HURT PEOPLE, HURT PEOPLE. I love myself today in a way I never thought possible, after much re-parenting and lots of soul searching. It has radically changed my life. I have started a health and healing center for women. My primary focus is on helping women learn to love themselves. When we learn to love ourselves it radically changes our lives. Your mother sounds wounded to her core. People can’t give away what they don’t have. You needed and still need the love of your mother and for whatever reason(s) she is unable to give that to you.
    That is not a reflection of your beauty and worth, it is a reflection of how she feels about herself. I could go on and on as to all the reasons people hurt each other. I just want to leave you with this……
    You are a beautiful creation, forever changing. Be true to yourself and restore you inner peace. Know that you can become what you choose and that you have a purpose. You are the only you there is and you are pure love, light and innocence. We are all blank canvasses when we are born and we are born pure love and innocence. Unfortunately, we all have had people write on our canvasses with untruths about who we are. Know that your mother was lied to too and she is operating our of her own pain. Your mother’s real core, believe it or not, is pure love, light and innocence. I prayer that you find healing and love for yourself, because you are worthy of being loved, we all are.

    Ruthie

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