Life is too short to spend it at war with yourself. Constantly beating yourself up over every little thing won’t magically make life better. It’s time to stop the negative self-talk. It’s holding you back. What happened, happened. You can’t change the past, and no amount of self-hatred can fix it. Today is a new beginning. Choose to move forward. You are not a bad person, not a failure, and certainly not a disappointment. You are human, and that means you are constantly learning and growing. What you can change is your future. Remember, your pain will become your strength. It won't last forever. Give yourself time to heal, and take life one day at a time. Every day you make it through is another step closer to the greatness that’s waiting for you. Be patient with yourself. Growth doesn’t happen overnight, and it comes in many forms. Be proud of how far you’ve come, and trust that you are getting closer to the person you are meant to be. Keep pushing forward, keep fighti

Whoever does good will meet good people and experience positive things. This statement holds true and is a reflection of appreciation in life. People today often face bias and discrimination, with some believing they are superior to others. However, justice always prevails in the end. We are all born equal, and everyone must perform the same basic human function—eating, sleeping, drinking, and going to the bathroom. No one is an exception. In life, we will receive what we deserve, so it's essential to always act with integrity and be honest with ourselves. By adopting this healthy and virtuous lifestyle, we open ourselves to many opportunities to form meaningful connections and meet the right friends. Of course, sometimes we may extend our friendliness and honesty to the wrong people. However, they will soon reveal their true nature, and once they attempt to take advantage of us, we can take legal action or simply walk away. Such individuals are short-sighted and lack

Baron Samedi, often depicted as a powerful figure in Haitian Vodou, is known for his connection to death, the afterlife, and the boundary between the living and the dead. If he were to offer advice on life, it might be something like this: 1. Embrace Mortality:  Life is fleeting, and death is a natural part of it. Don't fear it; instead, use the awareness of your mortality to live more fully. Every moment is precious. 2. Live with Passion:  Don't hold back—embrace your desires, joys, and passions. Life is to be experienced fully, not lived cautiously. 3. Respect the Unknown: There are mysteries in life and death that you may never fully understand. Respect them and don't be afraid of what you can't control. 4. Find Humor in the Darkest Moments :  Baron Samedi is often portrayed with a sense of humor, even about death. He might encourage you to find humor and lightness, even in difficult times. 5. Be Authentic:  Be true to yourself and your desires. Life is

 I AM in a stage of growth, like seeds I've planted around me. These seeds form the foundation of my journey. I water and nurture their roots deep within the soil, much like a lotus flower growing big and strong. This flower covers me as my Tree of Life protects my journey, my path, and my love within. The tree bears the forbidden fruit of knowledge—knowledge that, once ripe, only the worthy will be able to grasp, taste, and use to become whole once more. ARE YOU READY? I AM. Theresa Star Cattouse 💯  Twin Soul Connections ❤️ tcattouse@gmail.com

Breakups, divorces, and separations can shake the very foundation of our lives, leaving us grappling with emotions that seem insurmountable. It’s a journey through hurt, pain, worry, denial, acceptance, and finally, the hope of moving on and letting go. For some, this path is made even more difficult by the absence of a support system. But what if the most powerful source of comfort and healing lies within you? Self-love is not just a concept; it’s a lifeline. While it might seem easier said than done, embracing self-love can be the key to not just surviving but thriving after a breakup. Let me explain how you can find strength in your own heart and why this journey, though challenging, can lead to profound personal growth. The Emotional Rollercoaster The end of a relationship often feels like an emotional rollercoaster, filled with twists and turns that leave you reeling. It’s a journey marked by distinct stages—hurt, pain, worry, denial, acceptance, and, finally, the hop