Trauma has two outcomes or say it goes two ways, either you continue the cycle or you fight with everything inside of you to break the cycle and become the exact opposite of what has happened to you. Unknowingly or knowingly, majority of us continue the cycle not because we don't want to break the cycle but because pain and trauma is a more familiar and comfortable zone to be because we don't know who we can become when we heal. I am not telling you to fight with everything to break it so that you don’t pass it to your children or generation, Nope. I am telling you to fight through to break it for you.

I am telling you to fight through so that you can personally first be the recipient of your own healing. So that you can experience what it means to be happy and joyful. So that you can see that there is a life outside of what has happened to you. I am not telling you this so that you can get a badge of the one who broke it, No. I am not telling you to carry a burden for any generation. I am telling you to choose you. To make a decision that the life you were given will not be another tragedy story but that of triumph. I am telling you that He who the son has set free is free indeed. Knowing you have been set free and deciding to live in freedom are two different things.

Today, I am telling you to be brave to step out of the pain. I am not telling you to step out of it for others but first for you. You owe yourself that freedom. If that is all you really get to do, trust me, you've recorded a remarkable live. If you can truly begin to live in freedom. Freedom from pains, rejection, low self esteem, insecurities, people pleasing, unforgiveness, bitterness etc. Nothing holds a person down than the image of whom they have of themselves. I am urging today that you have it inside of you, the strength to become the opposite of what life has caused you. It starts with you. You can do it. This is not a burden to break generational issues. This is a call to remind you that you deserve to meet the version of you that knows what it feels like to live outside of pain.
LITTLEWIND