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Go Free!!!!






What fuels the steady stream of negativity in your thoughts and words? Is your environment truly that unbearable… or could it be something deeper? Are people really that terrible, or is there something within you shaping that lens?

Before you answer, pause. Breathe. And take an honest moment to reflect—not on them, but on you.


How do you really see yourself?


Could it be that the negativity you project onto others is a quiet echo of how you view yourself? Maybe it’s not the world around you that’s decaying, but your inner perception that’s cracked.


Sometimes, the harsh judgment we place on others is simply a mirror of our own unresolved hurt, guilt, or shame. The truth is, you can’t release the potential for light and positivity if the foundation you’re standing on is rooted in self-resentment.


So, before you speak on others, ask: Have I addressed the war within myself?


Transformation doesn’t start with changing your surroundings—it begins with self-awareness, humility, and healing. And sometimes, that healing starts when you stop blaming and start searching within.


Scripture to reflect on:


"Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?”

Matthew 7:3 (NIV)




This isn't just about fault-finding. It’s about freedom starting with you.

 
 
 

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