The hardest thing I've ever turned into fuel was ________. Radical Resilience isn't bouncing back. It is bouncing forward — using what broke you as raw material for what is building you. Amor Fati. Love your fate. Not because it was easy, but because it made you who you are. 🙏🥰

Forgiveness is not for them. It is the most selfish thing you can do. Unforgiveness is physiological warfare on yourself — elevated cortisol, suppressed immunity, compulsive looping thoughts. Radical Forgiveness doesn't mean excusing what happened. It means liberating yourself from it. You are not letting them off the hook. You are unhooking yourself. Who — or what — are you still carrying that you could put down today?

A. "I'm not enough." B. "The world is fundamentally dangerous." C. "Real change is for other people." D. "I'll start when conditions are better." Please comment on the belief you picked. 🙏💜🤗

Please introduce yourself here in the comments. Please take a moment to introduce yourself, share your story of how you came to join this group, and outline your hopes for yourself here, as well as a Fun Pic!.

I was raised Catholic and Church meant wearing our best clothes and being on our very best behaviour. I assumed there is a "God" but I felt He was far away and old, meaning not fun or personal. At 19-years-old at a Baptist Church in Florida I was introduced to a far more powerful, loving, and engaged vision of God. I began a personal relationship with God and that has made my life miraculous. Since then I've had a mixed bag of Church experiences. Sadly, I stopped going a few years ago due to too many negative experiences with Churches and Christians. Now, 60-years-old, I started going to a Church again. I was nervous but I had a great experience last week and I'm excited to go again this morning. What's your CHURCH story?