I release my feeling of sadness. I will no longer feel weighed down by my losses. I will rejoice in celebration of love and life and memories.
I release my feeling of guilt. I will no longer feel the pull of I should have or I could have. I will embrace that these thoughts have no place in my life.
I release my thoughts of entitlement. No one owes me a better life. I am responsible for making my life what I want it to be.
I release my thoughts of inadequacy. I do not need to be perfect. My flaws are what make me unique.
In releasing these thoughts and feelings I will be my best self.
I am participating in FIVE MINUTE FRIDAY. Today’s word is: release.
The rules are simple. Write for five minutes flat. There is no extreme editing; no worrying about perfect grammar, font, or punctuation. It is unscripted. Unedited. Real.
Karyn In The Kitchen 
Visiting from FMF: Release is so liberating, isn’t it? 🙂
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It certainly is. It opens you up to a whole world of experiences you have been pushing away. Too busy to embrace the good when you are wrapped up in the not-so-good. Thank you for stopping by.
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I too have sadness from loss. But God is a good God! Thank you for writing.
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Thank you for stopping by.
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Glad you shared.
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Thank you for stopping by to read.
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I like the idea that flaws make us unique, not just our attributes. Great post.
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some of what release is … is the freedom to make better choices is it not? (annette @ A net in time).
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Very true indeed. Thank you for reading.
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