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Topic: Brave - Tiffaney Dione Started 10 years, 7 months ago

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Tiffaney Dione
Posted 11 years ago

All I know is I am ready to be extremely brave. I am coming out of a very painful place, but the key word is, coming out. Its amazing the choices we have to shift from fear. I have worked real hard most of my life to feel peace but now ready to surrender and feel the release to freedom. I do not want to identify with the struggles and story of what I have been through. I can see how I identified so strongly without awareness, and held people accountable for this pain. I have A LOT of forgiving to do. Its funny I thought I had, but I know I am getting there. My mother is a big one & I am ready, so I can be the mother I always wanted to be. Sigh… here I go. I am ready. ***I found this site by watching Gary’s recent interview on OWN – when he talked about trusting the Universe it lit my heart with so much love & hope. I do trust, that is all I know.
Aneesh
Posted 11 years ago

Hi Tiffaney – my favourite quote for forgiveness is ‘Forgiveness is the scent that the violet sheds underneath the heel that has crushed it’ – Mark Twain. When I forgave my mother it released me from a burden that had locked around my soul. I realised that for all my Mum didn’t teach me, she taught me what not to do and therefore I was left with what to do; so because of her I am the Mummy I am today. I don’t know if that helps however I do hear you.
peace be with you,
Aneesh
Tiffaney Dione
Posted 11 years ago

So beautiful Aneesh and thank you so much for replying and sharing. It does help, greatly, what you share and it is so true. I also need to forgive the bio mother of the boy we are adopting. So many triggers of the pain I walked through. Its time to release and be free.

Aneesh
Posted 11 years ago

hey Tiffaney – when I have gone on the ‘forgiveness journey’ – I have either used a photograph of the person or written their name on a nice piece of paper and popped it by my bedside. I didn’t take it down until I could with all love and acceptance kiss the photo/name – knowing that what they did was their best at that moment.
it is a practical approach and for me it really worked well.
A beautiful son for you – how incredibly exciting!!!!!
Peace be with you
Aneesh

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