Comments on: 12. Day 4: A Sensitive Issue https://www.twelvemonthselflove.com/12-day-4-a-sensitive-issue/ Wed, 04 Mar 2015 16:55:28 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.9 By: Eva Lisle https://www.twelvemonthselflove.com/12-day-4-a-sensitive-issue/#comment-8530 Wed, 04 Mar 2015 16:55:28 +0000 http://www.twelvemonthselflove.com/?p=4381#comment-8530 In reply to Jill.

Jill, what a beautiful description of what happens when we repress (ignore, deny, forget) our emotions! Thank you for sharing this. I’m glad this is timely for you. I can’t wait to read the newest issue of your Self_Empowerment Newsletter. Love & hugs, xoxox

]]> By: Jill https://www.twelvemonthselflove.com/12-day-4-a-sensitive-issue/#comment-8528 Wed, 04 Mar 2015 15:49:31 +0000 http://www.twelvemonthselflove.com/?p=4381#comment-8528 How timely for me! You have described the “drawback” of the “giver/helper” persona. Those of us who focus on the feelings and needs of others, often lose sight of our own feelings and needs, as if we are supposed to be the ever-strong ones for whom they can all rely upon. It is especially timely for me as I am writing about this from another angle in the Spring issue of my Self-Empowerment newsletter– “Now I know that denying or repressing emotions simply pushes them into the subconscious where, over time, they trigger illness and pain in the body, signals of important lessons to be learned. So now I am learning to befriend my emotions, allowing them to be felt so that I can learn the lessons they are leading me toward. Negative emotions are part of my human nature, and are also a divine gift that alerts me to something I need to pay attention to.”
So thank you, Eva, for extending flavors of love to those pesky “negative” emotions that are Divine Feedback!

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