WHAT MOVING ON MEANS

“I will keep bringing up the past to prove my point.”

“He attacked me. I’ll attack him back for good.”

“I feel hurt for what she did to me. I’ll hurt her back for sure.”

“I can’t wait for karma to get back at that person. I hope that person gets a taste of his own medicine.”

Everyone experiences pain and is guilty of uttering such statements above where they are the few heart cries of the hurt, the angry, the vindictive, and the unforgiving.

We all have unbelievable and unforgettable experiences at some point in our lives that cause us pain and suffering.

Suffering from pain is optional for everyone, and healing takes time for some people.

Why is this so?

As internal healing time varies for everyone, no one is obliged and scheduled to heal at a specific time, and this is why everyone would tell each other to take their time.

However, it is also evident in some cases that some people heal faster than others and some slower or could not for many reasons that pertain to one’s decision, willingness, commitment, habits, and perception.

Some people heal faster than others because they are open to surrendering and accepting their situations.