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To be sincere, to be released, to be relieved, to be accepting, to be forgiving, to be forgiven

 


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To be sincere, to be released, to be relieved, to be accepting, to be forgiving, to be forgiven —


This isn't an easy-peasy phase, but at least I'm trying. Embracing myself to the fullest, leaving it all behind to start anew. I believe that the future holds kindness for a kind-hearted soul.


Stepping into an era of uncertainty has prompted much reflection within me. It appears that things can be easily overturned, much like the heart. The human heart is dynamic; it changes easily. The only thing that is eternal is God, the best source of support to lean on.


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To be sincere, to be released, to be relieved, to be accepting, to be forgiving, to be forgiven —


Every human being makes mistakes; imperfection is inherent in our nature. Admitting our faults, seeking forgiveness, and striving to improve are essential aspects of our journey towards self-awareness and personal development. Imperfection is what makes us uniquely human, and it's through our mistakes that we discover our strengths, values, and capacity for compassion.


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To be sincere, to be released, to be relieved, to be accepting, to be forgiving, to be forgiven —


Some people belong to my past, not my future, imparting lessons of resilience when plans falter. 


For in the ebb and flow of time, it is my steadfastness and trust in a higher power that illuminates the path forward. 


I navigate the journey with faith as my compass, trusting in the divine guidance of the universe.


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To be sincere, to be released, to be relieved, to be accepting, to be forgiving, to be forgiven —


Whatever deviates from our plans, let it flow freely. No need for remorse. Every twist and turn in our journey bears significance. All of God's decrees unfold for mysterious reasons. Our task is to embrace and embody sincerity — an endeavor to live as fully as possible.


-vic

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