Regret is a truly destructive emotion as it does not provide us a healthy platform to rebuild from.

I’ve often stated that when we are trapped in self-doubt, regret or even depression, these are signs from our soul that self-forgiveness is needed. We are being called to rise above self-punishment and show ourselves self-compassion.

I’ve written a list of personal self-forgiveness statements below. I pray at least one of them resonate with your heart and soul.

I Forgive Myself…I forgive myself for saying  yes  when I really wanted to say  no.

I forgive myself for devaluing the beauty of my heart.

I forgive myself for dismissing the sacredness of my dreams.

I forgive myself for waiting so long to ask myself: “What do I want?”

I forgive myself for staying too long.

I forgive myself for giving up too soon.

I forgive myself for not trusting my intuition.

I forgive myself for patterns of procrastinating, overthinking, stalling and avoiding.

I forgive myself for shrinking, hiding and diminishing my glory.

I forgive myself for remaining silent with my words were needed.

I forgive myself for words when my silence was needed.

I forgive myself for being afraid and lacking courage.

I forgive myself for running from the greatness of my God-given calling.

I forgive myself for withholding from life and not fully surrendering to love.

I forgive myself for doubting my heart and ignoring my wisdom.

I forgive myself for putting my comfort over my growth.

I forgive myself for over-giving and overcommitting.

I forgive myself for worrying and obsessing over things I cannot change.

I forgive myself for trusting too soon and falling too quickly.

I forgive myself for caring too much about their opinions and too little about my own.

I forgive myself for hiding my truth and inviting shame.

I forgive myself for refusing to be vulnerable and masking my soul.

I forgive myself for forfeiting self-control and forgetting my power.

I forgive myself for not showing myself enough love, grace, patience and compassion.

I forgive myself for waiting so long to FORGIVE MYSELF.

 

Thank you for allowing me to share my heart and my personal forgiveness statements with you. I invite you to get out your journal and write your own personal list of “I forgive myself” statements. We have the power, authority and freedom through God-within to self-administer the greatest healing balm of all times…forgiveness.

Blessings and much love,

Shannon

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