1. A raw reality check.
Hell doesn’t exist. And the devil? Surprise — it's you. It’s me. It’s us. We are our own worst tormentors. Ever hit rock bottom? That’s hell — a self-made prison where we’re stuck alone, knife in hand, questioning if love even exists.
Most of us drift through life, pointing fingers and blaming others. But that’s just a cop-out to avoid facing the real issue: ourselves.
We’re so tangled up in what we believe others should have done, we forget to look at our own choices. Confusion reigns because we’re bombarded with mixed signals. We’re stuck playing roles, acting angry, pretending things are fine. Why? Because it seems easier than owning up to our own mess.
We all know what it's like to be in that cycle — faking anger, playing the victim. But at some point, you realize it’s all a game. The real game is owning your life. You’ll feel this massive shift inside, a wave of unconditional love that’s hard to describe. In that moment, you are reborn, but scared out of your mind. You’ll want to cling to the familiar, even though it’s toxic. Your old demons — disguised as “friends” — were there to help you see the parts of you that you had hidden from yourself.
It might take ages to realize that those toxic people weren’t your friends—they were your mirrors, offering you a way out of your own hell. It’s not about blaming them; it’s about understanding that they reflected your own state of mind. The key? Removing from your mind the thoughts that hurt you, no matter how long you’ve been holding onto them for dear life.
Eventually, you confront the ultimate truth: you must surrender. Surrendering is tough. Admitting you need help, that you can’t go it alone—that’s the hardest part. But it’s the only way to break free from the illusion of control. ACIM teaches us that surrender isn’t weakness; it’s the gateway to real strength. It’s the moment when you stop fighting and start healing. That’s where the miracle happens.
So, take 100% responsibility. Stop blaming others, stop hiding from the truth. Surrender. It’s not about giving up; it’s about letting go of the illusion of control and embracing the real power within you. It’s the hardest thing to do, but it’s the only thing that leads to true freedom.
#thinkgod
I am sorry.
Please forgive me.
Thank you.
I love you.
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