What does freedom look like to you? Is it because you are not behind bars or in jail that you consider yourself free? Do you consider yourself free to eat, do, and wear what you want?

But what about when you allow your emotions and feelings to deter you from a clear mind (emotional and mental bondage)? Are you still free when you allow your emotions and feelings to keep you in the past? To consider vengeance? To feel anger, anxiety, guilt, and shame consistently. 

Do you consider yourself free when you bottle all of the emotions above and like-minded ones inside of yourself, feeling as if you are going to implode at any minute? Are you free when you do something (e.g., overeat, over-exercise, over-drink, etc.) to take your mind off of these emotions and feelings for a short time, only to have them present themselves again and continue the cycle of harming your body?

Freeing yourself is not blaming or judging yourself or others. Instead, you realize that you don’t have to be in any type of bondage, physical, emotional, mental, social, or any other. You choose true freedom, not a copycat, look-alike, or other illusion.

In Heal from the Inside Out Series #17: Freedom or Imprisonment on Creating a Generational Love Cycle, I share some of my personal experiences with the cycle of pain and the healing and life-giving that resulted from it.

So, I ask, “What does freedom mean to you?” 

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Timika

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What false beliefs are you navigating your life with? How you see yourself is who you become. Are you in a situation or going through an experience that you feel you are losing yourself? How is your overall state impacting those you love? What would it take for you to feel freer? To have the conviction of your divine purpose? To express yourself perfectly? 

In other words, are you living a life of conviction to your truth?

In today’s episode, The Seeds We Plant Series #19: Conviction on Create a General Love Cycle, I share my thoughts on planting the seeds of conviction and its role in breaking the generational cycle of pain.

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Every life is here for a divine purpose, and part of our individual purpose is to help others achieve theirs. Although we are separate entities, we are all part of the bigger picture of of aligning our spirits with the Ultimate spirit. There is no need for envy, greed, jealousy, slander, and sabotage or like minded emotions, feelings, and actions as a means to get ahead of others in life. An inner knowing of divine purpose seeks not to compete with others but to align oneself with Truth.

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The body's purpose is to help us achieve our purpose. Any disharmony is an opportunity to clean your house and clearly see the reason for your existence. We are not here to be the object of pain but to eliminate it through love.

As always, make this lifetime great because you can!

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In The Seeds We Plant Series #17: Forgiveness, I share my thoughts on forgiveness and its relationship with our greatest commandment and, therefore, our purpose in life.

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In How Do You Know You Are Healing from the Inside Out?, I answer the following questions:

1. What is healing from the Inside Out?

2. How do you obtain healing from the inside out?

3. How do you know you are healing from the inside out?

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In The Seeds We Plant Series #16: Coping, I include open-ended questions we can ask ourselves about how we approach life events and help our children develop a life-sustaining way of looking at their experiences and their role in them.

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The relationship between caregiver and child or parent and child is a two-way street. Children are here to remind us of our innocence, purpose, and the ability to give unconditional love. Caregivers and parents are here to help children nourish and express their divine gifts.

Observing world events can make you question whether we sew the wrong seeds within ourselves and our children. Suffering isn’t our natural state, so why do we have so much going into the world?

Listen to today’s episode of The Seeds We Plant as I expose the seed of suffering and how we can remove it and replant the seeds of happiness and purpose.

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Like a physical wound, proper nourishment and action occur from the inside. Bandages are only temporary and will eventually fall off. We must address the emotional residues from our experiences to see the vision for our lives clearly.

Our purpose doesn't stop with an experience. Our experiences help to clarify the work we are here to do.

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As always, make this lifetime great because you still can. We are more than a body. We are more than our experiences, opinions, and others' stereotypes.

Timika