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ARE YOU HAUNTED BY YOUR PAST?
by Nicole Weaver   
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Many people have trouble letting go of bad memories, the key to a better and brighter future lies in our ability to let go of the past. The amount of time and energy we spend on the past robs us of energy for the future.

Are you troubled by your past? Are you having difficulties letting go of bad things that happened to you as a child? You are certainly not the only one who may have this problem. Giving up the past may be the greatest challenge we face in life. The tendency to hold on to the bad can be very counterproductive. It would be great if we could hold on to only the good things in our life. Unfortunately, we all have had our shares of, betrayals, injustices criticisms and misfortunes . Wiping the slate clean is not always easy, yet the amount of time and energy spend on the past robs us of energy for the future.
How do you move forward? What have worked for me is the time I spend building new and healthy memories. For example, my father abandoned me as a child. I knew early on to be very careful to not marry a man that would do to my kids what my father did to me. I have a husband who not only adores me , but takes great pride in providing for his three children. Another option would have been to not marry at all and not have children. I was not too keen on being alone. We all have places in our hearts where the past memories can bring about a cardiac arrest. We must find a way to replace the old memories with new vibrant ones.
It is not a bad idea to go see a counselor or psychologist that can help you sort through your feelings. As a teenager one of my best friends died in a fatal car crash, the memory of the crash haunted me for years. After my friend was killed I was afraid of driving, I never set foot in a car for many years.   Finally after seeing a psychologist who helped me sort through my fear, I was able to start driving again.
"Problems do not go away. They must be worked through or else they remain, forever a barrier to the growth and development of the spirit." M.Scott Peck
You can't afford to sit back and let life beat you up.   The choice is yours to make, if you want to move forward   you can't allow yourself to be weighted down by the pain of the past. A new day has dawn, it is time to travel down a different path by letting go of the bad and holding on to what is good and healthy. Happy Journey!


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Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on June 20, 2010
THIS IS A DYNAMIC MESSAGE...FULL OF GOOD ADVICE. I CAN RELATE TO THIS ONE AND I CAN ALSO RELATE TO THE 'METHODS' YOU SUGGESTED. THOUGH I DID ACQUIRE SOME GOOD MEMORIES, I HAD TO GO TO A COUNSELOR/PSYCHOLOGIST TOO...HIS NAME IS DR. JESUS. HE DID IT FOR ME. FOR, WE CANNOT KEEP SUCH 'PAIN' PENT UP INSIDE...WE MUST LET IT OUT AND THEN THE 'HEALING' BEGINS. THANK YOU NICOLE FOR THIS TIMELY, WELL WRITTEN WORK. GOD BLESS AND LOVE, JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

Reviewed by Cynthia Borris
Reviewed on June 19, 2010
Excellent advice. Those haunts can hang on.

Cynthia

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on June 19, 2010
You provide some fine advice in this article, Nicole. Thank you for sharing it. Love and best wishes to you,

Regis

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