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>>41025675How do I move out of shame, fear and grief?
>>41025722>fearBy remembering how God hasn't left us alone to our own devices, how God is always supporting us and wants the best for us at long-term, so even events we perceived as being negative were either a blessing in disguise that has helped us grow, or were the consequences of our own actions–although even in this case, reaping what we've sown helps us learn how to make better choices, as well.
>>41025722First, don’t beat yourself up for being there — shame, fear, and grief are heavy but also very human. A big step is noticing them instead of drowning in them. Practices like gratitude (even for tiny things), forgiveness (especially of yourself), and connecting with others who actually see you can start to shift the weight. It’s less about fighting those states head-on, more about steadily building experiences of courage, acceptance, and love until they become stronger than the old patterns.
