Fellowship for Freedom

Welcome to New Year and a New Season💃🎊🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳. It's a great delight to welcome you into the year of great things and I pray that your heart will remain strong. This week's episode ushers into subsequent episodes in this season. Listen carefully and be blessed.

You know the saying that when life throws lemons at you, you make lemonades? Yes! It's surprising that we forget lemonades exist. So we stay stuck, weep and brood about having just lemons. Funnily enough, we don't even think of skincare. Lol. It's about time to stop feeling sorry for yourself. Stop attending the pity party and making yourself the special guest at every depression lounge. It's almost a new year and it should be filled with a trip to new thoughts. #Grow.

Welcome to this week's episode. This week's episode is very special. We focused on deliberately addressing the matters that we have been talking about in past three weeks. I trust that you will be blessed and changed. Please don't just listen, be fervent!

Negative remarks from other people can sometimes define how we see ourselves. However, the place of overlooking and consistently creating a purpose to your life allows you grow. You don't just grow but build a label above what people think or assume to make you become.

Hmmm...

Life can be very traumatic at times. Things built perfectly can become a complete shame within seconds. The past weeks have been extremely fearful and trust me there have been several reasons to be angry, afraid, paranoid or nude in our thoughts. But letting life shape our gratitude can make us lose everything. More than we think, there is always something to be thankful for. Good or bad. There's a silver lining. Welcome to this week's episode after a long time - Thankful for Little Things. So what has gratitude got to do with addiction? Find out when you listen!

Facing the Giants

Hmm...If there's anything we conveniently lie to ourselves about, it's lying that we are fine. Even when we know we are so messed up. We know genuinely that we are filled with bittersweet emotions about who we really are and who we are trying to accept ourselves to be. It's either we are ashamed of it to please other people or we are refusing to let ourselves see what good person lives inside of us. While others feel letting that good part flourish will make them seem boring, others feel letting that good part means actually lying to themselves that they are good. So we struggle to accept a glowing light within us and embrace the actual darkness to be a fading hero. Maybe I should go for invisible hero. I mean 'cos it's a dark world no can see you. People only see light when there's so much darkness. No one sees regular darkness.

The past week has been extremely brutal. From the top to the bottom. Every member of the society or my society had been affected by a sudden unexpected trauma. During these times, our righteousness must be at the forefront because not only would one wrestler against emotional trauma but the possibility of a relapse. This week's episode (which I really was not going to record - find the full gist in the podcast) talks about managing the possibility of a relapse during a Chaos. Stay blessed