Civic Center
Notable Quotable: Marianne Williamson
"The universe is intentional, always bending in the direction of the next best thing, the miracle, the healing, the repairing of the wound. But by holding grievances, we stop the action and stay stuck in the place where our victimization supersedes the possibility of a new beginning.
Whoever it is toward whom you hold any level of grievance, consider that it's fine the way they are. At the deepest level, your pain doesn't come from them being the way they are but from you wanting them to be different. By judging them, you are judging yourself. By releasing them, you are releasing yourself. Let it be. The universe will handle this much better than you can."
– Marianne Williamson
Sanatana
Does this include Trump?
Slipstream
This is what my grandma used to call "stewing." It's the perfect word for what our mind and body are experiencing when we can't let go of a grievance. Our internal organs are literally "stewing" in adrenaline and cortisol. And as the hours, days, months, or even years go by, and we continue to hang on to that grievance, imagine the damage we've done to ourselves while the "offender" has moved merrily along with their lives.
I agree that turning the person and the situation over to the Universal court is the healthier, more rewarding choice.