NIVEA: a dutch acronym for...
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Niet Invullen Voor Een Ander (NIVEA) It means: don't fill in the blanks for someone else. You know what they say about "assuming": it makes an ASS out of U and ME. 😉 We assume we know other peoples intentions... what they say, do, or don't do. It's a guessing game, not rooted in facts. We have a tendency to personalize a lot of what happens to us, & that's normal.. but I'm here to remind you that not everything is about you. We are all operating for our own level of perceptions, behaviors/patterns, trauma, etc. Let people be people, Reader, & free yourself from the fulfilling prophecy that you are "unlovable," "not enough," or anything else you may be telling yourself about a situation you may find yourself in right now. You are not what happened to you, my love. Send this to someone who needs to hear it. 🖤 See you next week. (Check out the upcoming events for June HERE. And there's still time to join us for our FIRE & DRUM ceremony this Friday!) X, |
Jess Leone
(Found on Pinterest, Artist Unknown) Good morning Reader, There's a part of you that's been trying to get your attention for years. 👀 You haven't been ignoring her on purpose...I know. 🫶 You've just been busy. You've had things to do, people to take care of, jobs to keep, fires to put out. So when she showed up — through the headache that wouldn't quit, the tension you couldn't explain, the fatigue that no amount of sleep seemed to fix — you took note. Maybe you took a pill or something for...
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