There is a call for clarity, objectivity, honesty, and discernment - can we look at our lives without allowing emotion to distort what we see? What is the truth behind appearances? Are we willing to distinguish what actually happened from the story we have attached to it?
We look honestly at our past, seeing reality as it was, rather than as we wish it were. This does not mean suppressing our emotions, rather we begin to see beyond any emotional distortions, separating our perception from emotional interpretation.
We recognize that clarity precedes healing.
There is a difference between what we perceive and what is actually there. Sometimes we know the truth but haven’t allowed ourselves to fully acknowledge it. Looking honestly at the past gives us a more accurate understanding of the present. It doesn’t require our judgement, only that we see it.
Allow uncomfortable truths to become visible.
Read more:
https://gnosherylibertas.substack.com/p/so-thats-what-that-was