Get out indeed and never look back. It’s easier said than done but I believe that if we fully commit ourselves to the mentality of change, anything is possible. A lovely write. Thanks for sharing.
I can really relate to the imagery here, and that once you've immersed yourself so far into something, you're stuck with that metaphorical thorn in the side, and you have to break free completely. Very good write!
There was a time Asa when I knew this feeling. Since I "Got Out" I have had undescribeable peace. The truth came when I saw it for what I believed it to be, only to find it a pandora's box of wills....
...sometimes the art of forgiving over and over does this in the narcissistic personality of one... it is hard to do..Get Out!
I know this came from deep inside and that it takes a lot of courage to expose your soul....Very well done, Asa! We ALL drag around useless baggage from the past...but sooner or later we MUST lighten the load and leave that stuff where it belongs....it will always be part of us but it doesn't need to define who we are..
No one is perfect Asa, no one, aim to find who you really are, even that which is the dark side, encompass all of it, find a balance, and most of all, love yourself, God will love you no matter what, judgements are made by humans, even about God; let me add, you looking and working on who you are is, yes, hard work, loving yourself can be harder, bless ya, and a Merry Christmas to you.
It's a continual battle, Asa. You got it right--"Get out"
Satan keeps reminding us of the pleasures of sin, but "He that is within me is greater than he that is in the world," and "The blood of Jesus Christ cleanses me from all my sin" God's word is our sword and we need to wield it with confidence in His power!
getting out is all the harder from those internal thoughts that we have lived with the longest..i hope you attain the peace from them you should have
budd
Our internal baggage is always the hardest to deal with, whatever it's content. My personal method is to mentally put it all into a sturdy box and place it on the highest shelf of the mind - so high that it takes real effort to access it (like putting old toys away in the attic of a very tall house)- then throw away the steps that got it there. I find that, although I occasionally remember the existence of the box, it serves to remind me that these are things I no longer need or want.
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...sometimes the art of forgiving over and over does this in the narcissistic personality of one... it is hard to do..Get Out!
Glad I got out!
Teresa
All of it, yes. "Left step, right step, breathe"..a quote from
Robin Roberts moving forward.
Lady Mary Ann
Axilea
I really llike this poem. It gets right to the core oftheinside, whatb is reslly going on.
Anna
Satan keeps reminding us of the pleasures of sin, but "He that is within me is greater than he that is in the world," and "The blood of Jesus Christ cleanses me from all my sin" God's word is our sword and we need to wield it with confidence in His power!
Connie
budd
Rx