Moving on from an old relationship
Dora asks, “How do I find ways to get my ex back?”
Dearest Dora, I don’t know if you understand about the state of growth that you are in. You are right now trying to hold on to something that was, instead of embracing a change and moving forward. That is called a state of “no growth” and that is not a healthy place to be.
I want you to continue to heal your being, to think about your health. I think you believe that if he was to return that you would then step forward. Well, that may all happen but at this time it is more important for you to heal you, to step forward, to grow. Worry not about his choices but about your choices at this time. Do things that lighten your path, that make you feel well and happy; things that help you to take steps forward my dearest one. You know that you want what was instead of understanding that what is happening right now is healthy, is good. Make choices for you. Move forward my dear.
Yes, it’s hard to do that sometimes, to make a change in the way that you look at your life.
Yes, placing yourself on the most important list. Ask yourself, “What do I want to do? What do I need out of this life’s path.”
Thank you.
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I laughed when I saw your question because it was so direct and to the point. You did not beat around any bush. LOL
I have several questions. Please bear with me. You all have helped me a great deal and I look forward to your next cd.
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I quit law school because of the problems I had with myself and my peers. What did I do that was wrong in relating to those peers for me to be treated the way I was treated? It appears that the comfort and assuredness that others seem to have comes hard for me.
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