And this is what my I Ching reading advised:
It is essential now to quietly accept the way that things are. This does not necessarily mean that you endorse or celebrate current circumstances, just that you do not resist them. Acceptance is the most fundamental principle in the philosophy of the I Ching. To resist events is similar to resisting the turning of the earth you only exhaust yourself in vain.
To resolve a difficult situation, follow the good within yourself. Whatever correction is necessary is made possible in this way. The use of force or cunning will only breed resentment and misfortune. Peace blooms quickest where proper principles are given expression.
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I need to understand my feelings. Many times anger is fear…fear that your health or situation will somehow get worst. Once I unveil and accept my fears, they will lose their power to harm me.
Know for a fact that with God’s help you can take what you have to take courageously and victoriously. Norman Vincent Peale
Affirmation
I choose to be cheerful, and try to lift the spirit of every situation I am in. Bringing this bright energy into the world is an act of kindness.
Affirmation
I honor and extend kindness to myself by calmly dealing with my challenges and letting go of petty worries.
Relationship Addiction
Never suppose that relationship addiction won’t kill you. It is a condition that produces incredible stress, and we all know stress kills. Become willing to go to whatever lengths are necessary in order to achieve your recovery. You are saving your life.
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We must begin by improving ourselves.
When we truly love others, we are naturally kind, gentle, and patient with them.
Strengthen your inner devotion to proper principles. Modesty, acceptance, equanimity, and gentleness study these so that they flow steadily from you.
Harshness leads to misfortune, and so does spinelessness. Only by being gentle without and strong within will you succeed.
Well-being is a by product of inner balance, acceptance, and conscientious conduct. Concentrate on cultivating these now.
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