Author Archives: Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist

Sometimes we feel that healing is done when we release someone from blame. The reality is that although we may have new clarity about how and why things happened, we still have wounds. Check out my new #blog post “Love Blame & Healing” on #Wordpress.

I was sitting here thinking about how the devastating emotional blows of this week have given me: clarity, insights, answers, and a new understanding of the deep and long-lasting impact of childhood trauma.

There’s a scripture that says, “Love (charity) doesn’t keep a record of wrongs.” As we’re on this journey of loving ourselves more, by shifting what we’re imagining, I realized that one habit I have is drifting off in thought as I make lists of offenses. It’s like if you walk into the bathroom and seeContinue reading “PIVOT! Shifting Our Thoughts”