Affirmations
I started going to a therapist about seven years ago. At the time, I was dating some guy who could treat me like a real jerk, struggling with my body imagine, working a job I was losing passion for, and having panic attacks about death. Growing up, I was discouraged to have or express any other feelings aside from happiness. Which was fine because I was a generally happy kid and young adult. However, what I realize now that I couldn't realize then, was that I wasn't being enabled to deal with my feelings when they weren't happiness. That inability has caused me great pain in my life. I still struggle with this, as I know many others do too.
Something that really stuck with me from my counseling sessions was an app my therapist made me download -- Affirmations. Every day it gives me a new affirmation, and I love it. It's so simple, yet sometimes, just like my pastor used to do with her sermons, it speaks right to me. Today's affirmation is, I always have a choice. Thank goodness for that!!!
This morning I choose to tell thank my body for its hard and dedicated work in keeping me alive, making me able. I apologized for neglecting it at times, or not appreciating it enough. Because as much as I want it to look so differently than it does right now, I'm still abundantly grateful for it. Today, I have a choice to love it, and to care for it, and I hope I will continue to make that same choice tomorrow, and the day after, and the day after, and...
What are choices are you making today to fight apathy?
Something that really stuck with me from my counseling sessions was an app my therapist made me download -- Affirmations. Every day it gives me a new affirmation, and I love it. It's so simple, yet sometimes, just like my pastor used to do with her sermons, it speaks right to me. Today's affirmation is, I always have a choice. Thank goodness for that!!!
This morning I choose to tell thank my body for its hard and dedicated work in keeping me alive, making me able. I apologized for neglecting it at times, or not appreciating it enough. Because as much as I want it to look so differently than it does right now, I'm still abundantly grateful for it. Today, I have a choice to love it, and to care for it, and I hope I will continue to make that same choice tomorrow, and the day after, and the day after, and...
What are choices are you making today to fight apathy?
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