
The only real obstacle in your path to a fulfilling life is you, and that can be a considerable obstacle because you carry the baggage of insecurities and past experience. ~ Les Brown
So if I think regrets are so great, why did I want to let them go, you ask? Because most often, as in my case, what we need to let go of is the way we perceive our past.
We need to let go of our perceptions of our past
I needed to heal from the hurt I had caused myself and the hurt (real or imagined hurt) that was caused to me by others. Here’s what helped me in this process:
I recall one of Anthony D’mello’steachings:
Why should I drop my past? Not all of it is bad. The past is to be dropped not because it is bad but because it is dead.
So I’ve dropped my past and feel much lighter for it.
May you be inspired – everyday!
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