With the flu making its rounds and it seems to have hit or been hitting several people I know, I have been making sure to “up my game”. Along with taking higher doses of Vitamin D, getting sun on morning walks when it decides to come out.
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The first step in healing your inner child is acknowledging that there’s an emotional part of you that may still be carrying the pain and experiences of your younger self. You can start by visualizing your inner child, perhaps by imagining the child version of yourself, or even looking at old photos. Try to connect with how your younger self felt during difficult moments
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As for why you’re more afraid of losing a great love than of being hurt, it’s likely because love represents something deeply meaningful and integral to your emotional well-being. Losing it would not just be painful but would also signify a deep change in your life.
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Emotionally painful experiences can be profound spiritual lessons, offering opportunities for deep growth and transformation when approached with mindfulness and openness. Spiritually, emotional pain often arises as a call for self-awareness and inner alignment.
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It’s exhausting to live in that constant state of alertness, wondering when or if the storm will come and if you’ll be strong enough to weather it without losing yourself in the process. The only way through it is to face it head on. To surrender and make peace with the situation, to attempt to resolve.
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if you dread going to work, remind yourself that you get to contribute your skills, earn a living, and support your life goals. Gratitude is a powerful tool for this shift. Ask yourself, “What would life be like if I didn’t have this opportunity?”
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Finally, peace with the past sets a healthier emotional tone for the future. It creates space for optimism and hope, allowing you to embrace new possibilities without being weighed down by previous disappointments.
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It’s a choice, one which anyone has at any given moment. To be happy and make the best out of what we are dealt and see how things can work for us or be miserable and continue to complain about “how bad it is”.
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