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  • “Trust Me” “Just Be”

    Three times I’ve prayed over a vision You, the Lord of hosts, have shown
    First You said “trust Me” second “just be” third You said, “you’re not. I am. Just sit back and be amazed at what I’m going to do.”
    And however “it” is to be, I have not a clue…
    But You said I was going to Russia, when others told me the idea I should abort
    Because they were leaving in two weeks, and I had not a passport
    Yet we were all baffled when it came in a week and a half.
    Or when You said I was going to the Middle East
    But as to how, an idea I had not in the least
    Only to sit in a church, with the specific destination You said on the screen
    And the pastor reading genesis 12:1, “Get out of your country, from your family
    and from your father’s house,
    To a land that I will show you.”
    Therefore I knew, You mean what You mean
    Only to visit another church, for a man to introduce me to a woman
    She said they were leaving for there in three weeks
    But in my spirit, I knew it was the journey I was to take
    And my job, security, and life I was ready to forsake
    Or when I awoke, and You said Guatemala while I was still in a daze
    No money, no means, but a trust in Your ways
    Only for people You touched to give me money to go, and to buy the ticket for my plane
    Or how I still find it insane
    How You’ve sent me back three times to the desert sands
    Without a dollar leaving my hands
    Downtrodden and feeling down on my luck
    Praying because I needed to find a new truck
    But You already know the needs that I have before I ask
    And I found myself basking in Your glory with a huge grin
    When I test drove a truck with a sermon on the radio and my name in the VIN
    Thinking back to when my book I knew not how to publish
    Yet You sent a long lost friend, who randomly told me how to fulfill my wish
    But that is not all
    For You care about the big things, but also the small
    Like when I needed stove top cleaner
    And not a soul on this earth knew but You…
    The joyful demeanor I had when I came home to find it hanging from my door
    I could go on, for You’ve done so much more
    But as part of my story has been unfurled
    The message I wish to share with the world
    Is just what the Lord said… “trust Me.” And “just be.”

    Donald M. Clyde

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    • Donald, I love your message here. Sometimes life doesn’t make any sense to us at all, but if we trust in the Lord He will guide us to where we need to be. I felt a connection to what you said about needing to find a new truck and feeling like God set the one you needed right in front of you. I’ve had similar experiences, and they are so…read more

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  • Melinda Stone shared a letter in the Group logo of Mental HealthMental Health group 10 months, 3 weeks ago

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    This morning, I woke up, and we were out of juice.

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  • Dear Global Readers

    What did you want to be when you grew up? A doctor? An astronaut? Maybe a police officer? When I was little, I always said I wanted to be a “typer girl” or a pediatric nurse. But, as I grew older, I realized that I really just wanted to be myself. I was always bullied and gossiped about in school whenever I stuttered during prayer before lunch or when my best friend and I had a secret handshake or when I said I love the Titanic (1997) film. From the music I love to sing to the company I keep, someone always had something to say about it. But, after so long, I learned to ignore those who didn’t like the real me and just focused on those who loved me for me. My advice to is: JUST BE YOU! I always introduce myself as a proudly weird person because I would rather just be myself than someone I’m not. So just remember, always be yourself and don’t ever let anyone tell you any different!

    Shay Vogler

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    • Shay, you sound like such a fun person! I like some “weird” things too, and it just adds to our personalities. You are so right that we just need to be ourselves and not let the opinions of others influence us one bit. By the way, I love Titanic too. “My Heart Will Go On” is stuck in my head on the regular. Thank you for sharing!

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    • Aww Shay! I am so sorry you were bullied. I am so glad you didn’t let the bullies stop you from loving your wonderful self. Thank you for sharing. Sending hugs. <3 Lauren

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    Moon

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  • meal prepping for my funeral

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    It won’t last forever

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  • Being in love with love

    Being in love with love
    It first starts within
    Being in love with self
    Then with strangers, family and friends
    Learning to love yourself even
    When in doubt
    Learning to stand alone while figuring everything out
    Healing from traumas that others may not know
    Stepping into your purpose
    Doing your part, so that more love in the world can grow
    Being in love with love is spreading peace, happiness and positivity
    Being in love with love is loving others outside of me
    Being in love with love is loving all……unconditionally
    This is the biggest lesson I’ve learned and wanted to share
    That no matter what we go through in life
    Still show someone else love, and that you’ll always be there
    Someone else may have it worse than you
    Someone else may need the strength that lives inside of you
    So showing love even when you don’t feel it
    Is the best healing that you can do
    Being in love with love is understanding that within you is where it begins
    I am in love with love
    Because I know now that in a world full of hurt, evil and pain……..
    Spreading love is the only true way we all can win.

    EraYah Gabriyal

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    • EraYah, this is a beautiful poem. I love the meaning behind your words. Being in love with love is something we are all capable of if we choose happiness, acceptance, and kindness each day. You are so right that the only way we can win is by showering others with love when they need it most. Thank you for sharing!

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  • Word to the Wise

    From me to you,
    which truth is true,
    and how to choose between a few,
    take this clue and read it through.

    When taking pills of red or blue,
    when you’re deciding what to do,
    you know who will guide you through,
    and your perspective He’ll renew,
    and give you a new point of view
    so you can understand it too.

    So, when it comes to what is true,
    you should know a thing or two
    about how what is new to you
    and that you now believe is true,
    compared to what you thought you knew,
    wasn’t new, just new to you.

    Cynthia M. Moore

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    • Cynthia, I totally agree with what you say in this poem. When we find truth, we consider it a “new” thing, but really it was there all along. Sometimes we are torn when it comes to making a decision, but if we trust in the process we will eventually understand what we are meant to do. Thank you for sharing your perspective!

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  • Therapeutic Values .

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  • saturn’s message of surrender

    let go.
    let go of people.
    let go of things.
    let go of places.
    let go of yourself & all of the negative inner monologues along with it.
    let go of labels.
    let go of bad habits.
    let go of unfulfilling relationships of all kinds; friendships, family, coworkers, romantic partners, you name it.
    let go of mistakes.
    let go of the past, future & the fear of living for today.
    let go of anything & everything that does not resonate this very day.
    let go of old perspectives.
    let go of previous wounds.
    let go of past hurts.
    let go of your first & last lover.
    let go of lack mentality.
    let go of all that was ever known.
    let go of anything & everything that no longer rings true within your heart.

    let go in exchange to move forward & welcome the unwritten chapters of your life.

    hello to new people.
    hello to new things.
    hello to new places.
    hello to new beginings.
    hello to new opportunities.
    hello to new chances.
    hello to new loves.
    hello to abundance.
    hello to the present.
    hello to myself.

    let go to surrender to your destined life.
    the story is only yours to create,
    what will you choose to write?

    justina madelaine

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    • I love this for so many reasons. Letting go can be so hard but it is so necessary. Thank you for sharing. <3 lauren

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    • Justina, your advice to let go of the aspects of our lives that no longer bring us joy is inspirational to me. Sometimes I start feeling sorry for myself for the struggles I face, but letting go of that self-pity is the best way for me to move forward. Your words truly resonate with me. Thank you for sharing!

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  • Kindred Spirits

    Dear 8.1 billion of you that I share this planet with:

    The vast majority of you I will never meet. We walk separate paths that statistically – will simply never cross in a meaningful way. To the one waking up on the opposite side of earth than me today. To the one I see on the news. To the one who made a TikTok that made me giggle but I’ll never remember your name. To the one who took their child to the very same park I took my son to hours later, but never met.

    We live in an era where we’re more connected than ever, and also more divided than ever. The media spins a tale that we are so very different from one another. And yes, it is somewhat true – we are different. We have different backgrounds, different privileges, different beliefs; but one thing remains more true:

    We are more similar than we are different.

    In another life, that girl you look down upon could be your best friend. In a parallel universe, the homeless man you silently judge on the street corner could be your brother. In an alternate reality, an older woman bagging your groceries could be your grandmother. If there was a glitch in the matrix, that infant crying in the seat next to you on the flight could be your own child.

    We are all human beings with beating hearts. If you were to sit down and have a conversation with an individual you think couldn’t be more unlike yourself, I bet you would leave that conversation feeling otherwise.

    We are more similar than we are different, and that is beautiful.

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    • Wow! This is a simply beautiful way of looking at our connections as human beings. Especially in today’s division, it is so important to remember that we are more alike than different. Sometimes all it takes is having a meaningful conversation with a person you “dislike” to learn that you have something in common. Thank you so much for sharing…read more

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    Desperately Healed

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    What it was to imagine

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  • Merit in Mediocrity

    Yes, you can’t and that’s totally ok!
    “Average is awesome” is a philosophy that needs to be given its rightful place in urban society.
    While the pursuit to excellence comes with immense self-pride /satisfaction at the pinnacle , it also carries with it a heavy mixed bag of insecurities, strife and stress along the way.

    Why is one almost always unfairly judged on being content with just being average?

    While some may argue the acceptance of mediocrity creates a false sense of acheivement and is the villian to all things great , I believe it is supremely meditative to do so. It nurtures a complete abandon of self doubt and offers the freedom not to hold back on living life to the fullest on one’s own terms.

    For some being midway is truly being at the finish point.
    As someone who has constantly been working to break free from the ever tightening shackles of self improvement , I am finally begining to embrace the average in all of middle aged me.

    There are no more mountains I wish to climb, no more i wish to traverse , just let me lay someplace in the middle as it is my happiest place to be!!

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    • As a recovering perfectionist, there is so much peace in being happy with who you are as you are and not always have to be striving to be the best or perfect or better than average. <3 Lauren

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    • I love this sentiment so much! I am usually perfectly happy being average, but some people definitely judge that and consider it complacency. Not everyone can be the best, though! Instead, we should celebrate being average and simply “good enough”. Life is too hard and too short to strive for perfection. Thank you for sharing!

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    I Want to Be Perfect

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  • Sarel Hines shared a letter in the Group logo of Mental HealthMental Health group 11 months ago

    Silent Pleas

    Behind the mask, no face to find,
    A trick of mind, ‘neath sun that’s kind,
    Yet rain pours down within the soul,
    Where hidden truths take their toll.

    “Get up, get on, you’ll be alright,”
    The lies they tell ease the plight.
    A crown once worn, now tipped and slanted.
    Society’s stigma, harsh and untrue.

    “Go out, be free,” they say, unaware,
    That solitude’s chosen over despair.
    In sorrow’s depth, alone you wallow,
    While unseen, in code, for help you call.

    Attention sought? Not even a hand to hold,
    A listening ear, as your story’s told.
    Over and over, being told “You’ll be okay,”
    But will they listen, or just turn away?

    Until the end, when all is read,
    And in the paper, your name is led.
    Will they see then, what they missed before,
    Or just a picture, nothing more?

    S.B. Hines

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    • This is so well-written and powerful. I am sorry you have felt both unheard and dismissed. Your feelings are valid. If you are ever feeling sad, check out our resources page, theunsealed.com/resources. There are free resources for help. Sending hugs. <3 Lauren

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  • the masks that we wear

    imposter
    concealment
    limiting
    our lives
    our potential
    fear…
    the world will find us out
    public faces
    private faces
    is there anything in between
    how do we negotiate
    rigid expectations
    pressure
    roles
    identify
    release
    overcome

    James Kellogg

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    • James, this is a thought-provoking look into the way we try to fit into the mold society creates for us. We wear masks in order to fit that mold, but really it just limits us. Instead of wearing a mask, I hope we all one day choose to wear our own identities proudly. Thank you for sharing!

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    Love Through the journey

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  • “What's The Point of Life?”

    Dear Mother and self,

    When I was just a girl I asked my mother what the point of life was, she told me that the point of life is to experience it, experience it in every way imaginable. From the highest highs to the lowest lows, experience is the point of life.

    Mother knows best, maybe an old cliche, but on this, she is right, you know:

    The point of life is not the car you drive,
    But the people you drove to meet with it.
    The point of life is not the money you make,
    But the moments you created with it.

    It’s not the car that gave me experience, but the memories and moments that came with it:

    “Dad’s Truck” came with its own set of nuanced experiences.
    – “That Star” I still see in the sky, was a shared moment in the bed of my blue truck,
    “The hardest day” will remain a stain on my bones, materials were lost, but never the memories made.

    Experience is the point of life, not the money earned or the things we’ve lost. Experience increases in value, while your penny today could be crypto tomorrow. Is it money earned or time spent earning it that you remember the most?

    Because for me, I’ve lived a full life with highs and lows, when experience was my only friend. I’ve ridden the waves of beautiful and ugly. The biggest lesson I’ve ever learned – life is experience: the good and the bad mixed in a swirling vortex of individualized experience.

    Mars Wilson

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    • Mars, I love the way you talk about the point of life being so much more than the car we drive. This metaphor feels very truthful to me. The older I get, the more I realize that wealth is about much more than money. In order to find true happiness, it has to come from a place of contentment. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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    • This is an amazing perspective. So wise and so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. <3 lauren

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    Will to Live

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