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Post by Susan Peabody on Mar 26, 2009 15:37:28 GMT -8
Abandonment Affirmations No one is purposely trying to abandon or reject me, and I can choose to remember this. I don’t need to be a hostage taker. I can honor somebody’s saying “I am not available.” How other people spend their time is none of my business, and I will not judge their choices. “No” is a complete sentence. I do not have to change people’s minds. I have enough people in my life that even if someone isn’t available to me I’m ok. I have God, other people, and meetings. My serenity is not dependent on any one person’s availability. I can be serene even if no one is there to help me. These affirmations worked for me. I read them everyday and internalized them. Then, the next time someone was too busy to help me, I felt less abandoned than before. As a result, I didn’t react so quickly and act out. Instead, I waited and talked to some friends. Then, what little abandonment I did feel dissipated, and I was able to look at things more clearly. For me, this was a great victory. I had changed.[/color] The best affirmation. Covers so much territory.
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Post by Rick Faith on Mar 30, 2010 17:00:12 GMT -8
beautiful...thank you. God walks with you. Miracles are happening for us all.
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Post by Nora on Mar 8, 2023 21:19:00 GMT -8
I love this!!!
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