ELLECHEMY // No Fluff. No Filters. Just Unapologetic Transformation.

28 // Grief has no expiry date. Toxic spirituality & learning to allow and accept your bad days.


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This one is about allowing yourself to be present in your bad moods and listening to that energy to allow it to work its way through you. We're inundated with social media posts about "good vibes only" that we almost feel guilty or shame for having a bad day, being depressed, or feeling negativity. Our emotions are indicators of what is going on inside and it's so important to listen to that indication so that we can get to the root of it, let it pass, and allow our own healing in divine timing. 

Grief has no expiry date, it's important to sit in that space and scream, cry, and sleep when you need to. Positivity or spirituality becomes toxic when we use it to mask our feelings and hide behind the layers of grief. It's okay not to be ok. 

Allowing those dark days in bed, allows you to sit and listen to your highest self and the Universe, God, and Spirit which will offer you signs and show you how to move through the darkness and towards the light. It looks different for everyone, but only you can hear the message. Sit in silence and let Spirit serve you. 





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ELLECHEMY // No Fluff. No Filters. Just Unapologetic Transformation.By Elle Fisher