November 24, 2020

If you don’t address your childhood traumas, your romantic relationships will.⠀

They say most people choose a partner who represents their parents.⠀

My husband is a perfect combination of my Mom and my Dad.⠀

In the beginning, I was like this is great— I feel like I already know this person.⠀

Then it got hard because he triggered every single unresolved childhood wound I had— over and over again.⠀

I had a choice here. I could keep pushing my feelings down and ignoring them until our relationship crumbled OR I could acknowledge them, do the work and have the most loving, fun, supportive relationship I’ve ever had.⠀

I chose to do the work.⠀

My mother wounds started healing immediately. I found patience and compassion for her that I never had before.⠀

I now understand my Dad’s role as a protector so much more and saw the meaning behind why he said the things he said and did the things he did.⠀

Healing these wounds was painful. There was nothing pleasant about resurrecting the past. But I answered the call.⠀

I chose to rip myself open. ⠀
I chose to put my ego aside and really understand my past and how I contributed to every messy part.⠀
I chose to forgive.⠀
I chose to heal.⠀

Because the rewards are rich.⠀

Living in love and joy and peace is a gift not enough people are taking advantage of.⠀

It’s evident in our current climate here in the USA. Division, scarcity and competition are the most prevalent emotions I come across every single day.⠀

Love, joy and peace are a conscious choice and they’re available to everyone at any time.⠀

Are you ready to answer the call?⠀

If your heart is saying yes, the Frequency of Love is for you….💕⠀

XX,⠀
Lauren

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