Your Right May be Someone Else's Wrong

You have shown no knowledge or appreciation of your uniqueness. Yet, you are the rarest thing in the world. God Memorandum

We beat up on ourselves. We want to do get it right, do it right, speak right act right. And when we don't we beat up on ourselves, there is sometimes shame and guilt around doing it right.

According to Iyanla - surrender the need to do it right.

Start where you are with what you have and learn as you go

Many times the need for perfection is a fear

The need to justify also sometimes can be us judging a situation, the people involved and even ourselves.

So how do we surrender the need to do it right?

By remembering that where we are has use, that what we have is also useful, and to focus on our inner guidance even when at times it makes very little sense at all.

your right may be someone else's wrong. your wrong maybe some one else's right

So, give thanks and proceed! You will be guided- divinely so

Peace

Have you read any of Akosua's work?

What Did I Learn Today? Lessons on the Journey to Unconditional Self Love

Nyabo (Madam) - Why Are You Here?

Daily Lessons on the Journey - A Journal

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