There Is Beauty In Stillness, But Also In Chaos Marisa Donnelly “ I will take time to slow down, to breathe, to reset and renew my tired heart. But I will also celebrate the moments of quickness, of crazy.
In 2018, I’m Letting Go Of What Is Not Meant For Me Marisa Donnelly “ This year, I’m letting go of people, of things, of feelings, of thoughts that aren’t mine to keep. That aren’t bringing me hope. That aren’t pushing me to be a better person or inspiring me to stand after I’ve fallen down.
Releasing Is Not Synonymous With Giving Up Marisa Donnelly “ Releasing is not synonymous with giving up. Releasing is space, new beginnings, and hope.
How Changing My Perspective Helped Me Cope With Mental Illness Amy Horton “ I can view this as an opportunity to practice patience, flexibility, and self-love.
Learning To Live In The Moment Will Change Your Life Kelly-Grace Struble “ Looking to the future can provide hope, especially through difficult times. Reflecting on the past can also provide healing and closure. Focusing on either one obsessively, however, quickly becomes deteriorating to our mental and emotional health.
Despite All That Happens, Everything Is Still Okay Jason Garner “ Lately I’ve been reminded of the okayness of life. It’s okay for our friends to die. It’s okay for my mom to be gone. It’s okay that all this sometimes seems too big for my tiny human heart. It’s okay that I’m afraid.
Today, I Will Remember To Breathe Marisa Donnelly “ Today, I will remember to be still. To take in the beauty around me and release what is not mine to fix, or heal, or change.
There Are No Words For The Pain You’ve Caused Me, But I Am No Longer Afraid To Heal Marisa Donnelly “ I am no longer afraid to let go of what will never be, and accept that I am stronger because of what happened, and deserving of far more than you could ever give.
You’re Allowed To Stand Still Hudson Biko “ We’re always going. From beds to coffee shops, to offices, places and spaces that constitute fragments of our sustenance. To crawling cars at half past four. To homes that take us back at the end of it. To dinner tables. To beds. To all of it. All over again.
Be At Peace, Not In Pieces Ketsia Toko “ Breathe in. The best is yet to come. Breathe out. You’ll come stronger out of this.