Lynda Earle Spiritual Practitioner
572 Princess Str. N4S 4H1 Woodstock, ON, Canada

I often write about forgiveness on this page as it has been one of my biggest life lessons in my journey. It is the thing that most of us struggle with, many are consumed by the inability to find it or grant it, for others and for ourselves. Forgiveness does not dismiss what has happened. Forgiveness is not about establishing a relationship. It's about letting go of it's throat. (The Shack) It's doing it over and over again until we are free of the burden of carrying ar...ound the damage caused. We are meant to be free, not burdened by our damage or our past. We operate out of only two emotions Love or Fear. Fear is all consuming for many people and keeps them stuck in things or people that do not bring them joy. We also operate out of Ego and Judgement. Our ego locked in negativity stops us from moving forward. Judgement of ourselves and others allows us to stay stuck and justifies for ourselves why we don't move forward to joy. When you remove operating out of fear, operating from our ego and a place of judgement, what we are left with is LOVE. With every act of love, every act of kindness; the Universe changes. You are here for a reason. Everything you do matters In all things, in the end all that matters is Love. See more

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In order to heal the damage that occurs to all of us throughout our lives we have to own the part we played in the story. That can be owning that our bad behavior or toxicity affected someone else. It doesn't mean we need to continue carrying it around. We need to recognize it, own it, learn from it and not repeat it. Since we are human we will ultimately repeat it but will be able to recognize and correct it quicker! If the damage is from childhood, recognize that every... child is at the mercy of the adults in their lives until they are no longer children. As a child you were helpless to control the acts of others, it is not your shame to carry but theirs. Healing it is the bravest thing you will ever do, you can then turn the page and change the rest of your story. We have to be willing to let the story die and not give it any more energy, only then can you begin the story that will be told long after you're gone. It will then be something you survived that made you stronger and a more positive impact on the world. Holding on to the old story only keeps us from writing the new one. Tragedy and Trauma happen to all of us, no one gets through life without it. It doesn't define us, we define who we want to be everyday, our actions speak much louder than words. See more

With everything that's going on in the world around us right now I often ask myself have we completely lost our sense of humanity. Our society is filled with fear mongering, hatred and apathy. We were given everything we need by the Creator and yet we are ruining our planet, stripping it of vital resources for money. We listen to media that encourages us to live in constant fear. We are encouraging hatred of anyone or anything that is different. We show no tolerance. We... turn a blind eye to the person on the street homeless, we forget the elderly population that have so much to teach us. We allow people to openly behave badly and pretend it's not happening, as long as it's not happening to us. You have a voice, use it. Claim your power to change the way things are. One person, one voice, one act of kindness everyday is all it takes. Don't turn away anymore, lend a hand where you can, defend someone who needs help. The only way to heal our world is with love, compassion and gratitude. If we all used it as a model for living we might actually change the things we keep pretending aren't happening in the world. See more