Best 25 quotes of Jodi Aman on MyQuotes

All we have to do is forgive ourselves wholly and completely for ever thinking that we are not good enough!

Believing that you don’t deserve to heal is one of the biggest blocks to healing

But we are not separate from our children. Loving them is like loving ourselves. And getting better for them is a noble and sustaining reason.

But within the winter, a spring is promised and prepared for

Even the smallest action can help the fear decrease.

Give forgiveness, give gifts, give gratitude, give love, give time, give joy, give tears, give hugs, give an ear, give a speech….Simply give.

Hope grows exponentially when shared. So does peace.

I operate under the assumption that anyone can heal from anything. Nothing is incurable. No problems are permanent.

It is a strange thing we do, blaming ourselves when people hurt us, but we all do it.

It is the judgment that intensifies any hard feelings and sometimes keeps us stuck.

People are not mean to us because they don’t like us, but because they don’t like themselves.

Sometimes when we judge ourselves we really put a wrench in the healing process, don’t we? If you are going through hell, be kind to yourself. Please keep going

Staying angry gives the people who hurt us continued power over us.

Staying separate from those we love hurts.

Taking it step by step, we break down the iron clad wall of unworthiness so we can let the healing in.

The birds are us, you and me. We need to balance the eagle and condor that is inside every one of us. Put aside the judgments of the eagle, give opportunity and prosperity to the holism of the condor. Shift the power structures that hold the eagle dominant and the condor marginalized

This is why unsolicited advice can sound like such judgment. We might mean well, but it still might hurt the other person.

To know misery is to know its opposite, happiness. One cannot exist without the other.

We must be models for our children. We must treat people well on every level. We can no longer complain or judge people around us; our children learn from this. We have to promote inclusion, rather than competition. No more complaining about, criticizing, or judging others in front of our kids. It starts with us.

We often are so scared of taking that leap of faith either to connect with people, or to allow ourselves to be ourselves without judging, that we stay where we are and feel trapped there.

When misery overwhelms us, it often overflows onto close relationships.

When we are afraid, we fear losing something sacred to us, basically fearing loss of love. Some people say that there is only two emotions love and fear: fear is the absence of love and love is the absence of fear. Scared and sacred are two sides of a coin.

When we suspend fear and judgment, we cease to suffer.

When you can’t let it go, validate it!

Worry is the opposite of being in the present moment, being conscious, being in love. Worry separates us from our skills and knowledge so that we feel disconnected with ourselves.