Before You Let Me Life You⊠đ
I have never wanted to be a coach. I donât want to tell anyone how they should live their life, and I certainly donât believe I have all the answers.
What I have wanted to do, for as long as I can remember, is help people.
Even as a child, injustice bothered me deeply. If someone was being bullied, excluded, hurt, or treated unfairly at school, I found it almost impossible to simply stand by and watch. I wanted to protect them. Sometimes I could help, sometimes I couldnâtâbut that instinct never really left me.
As I grew older, life taught me plenty of lessons of my own. đ Some gently. Some⊠not so gently. And over the years, spirituality became an important part of the way I understand those experiences and approach life today.
Iâm currently part of an online spirituality school and community called OM â Oracle Membership (Modern Oracles), where I continue learning and exploring this side of myself.
But I want to make something very clear:
This book is not a collection of spirituality lessons.
Iâm not here to convince you to believe what I believe. Iâm not going to tell you how the Universe works, what you shouldbelieve, or that my way is the right way. We are all different, and I respect that. â€ïž
What I want to share is much simpler.
Everyday situations. Hurtful words. Negativity. Self-doubt. Giving too much of yourself. Learning to say no. Other peopleâs opinions. Finding something good when a day feels anything but good. Protecting your peace without closing your heart.
Small, practical changes in the way we approach ordinary life that can sometimes make that life surprisingly easier.
Some of what I share will naturally be influenced by my spirituality because it is part of who I am. But you donât have to share my beliefs to take something useful from a post.
Iâm not promising to change anyoneâs life. Your life belongs to you.
All I can do is share things that helped me change mineâand perhaps occasionally help you see something youâre going through from a different angle.
Take whatever speaks to you.Leave whatever doesnât.
No judgment either way. â€ïž
And if even one thought makes one difficult day a little easier for one person, then sharing it will have been worth it.
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...this is so beautifully written...
When I was a child, I was exactly the same as you, and thatâs why I decided to become a nurse.
Given our past conversations...i all already know i am going to get a lot out of this Ăook whether it is something i take with me or pass on to someone else that can use it...will more than likely go Ăack to this Ăook often and reread the passagesđđđ„°đ
I love that you have opened up and allowed us to share your journey with us...giving us not only insights to your experiences, lessons and knowledge...Ăut also giving us an insight to our own lives as something always resonates regardless of the journey we are onđđ„°đ
Thank you for this Ăook...and for letting us walk it with youđđ„°đ
what a beautiful message â€ïž