Have you ever thought, “I’ll just give it time and the relationship will work itself out”? or . . . “It will take time, but I’ll lay low and s/he will see I’m right . . . ” or “In a few weeks or months it will work out/ I will heal/ things will get better .”?
Guess what: Time Does NOT Heal All Wounds and JOY is more than, “Absence of pain.”
Joy is not synonymous with, “Less miserable today than. . . .” Joy is a centered experience; a oneness with the Universe; an awareness of personal fulfillment and gratitude. Joy is a blessing and it can be yours.
We all experience moments, even days, wherein we feel ‘out of balance.’ You may be out of balance right now. If it has been a constant companion over a few weeks or longer, you might be feeling out of control – keenly aware that you need to heal. You may know that part of the healing process involves cutting negativity out of your life; thus, you are doing your best to avoid negative people. And yet, you feel you are still not sufficiently, consistently balanced. What’s going on?
Important note: The link below embarks upon self-analysis which, in some cases, might best be facilitated with the assistance of a well-trained mental health professional.
So, in case you didn’t click the link above, here it is again: Time Does NOT Heal All Wounds. I’d love to hear from you or read your comments about this post. Here’s to your health and happiness!
Dr. Nancy Iankowitz DNP, RN, FNP-BC 