“You can’t create chaos in the lives of others and expect peace to come to yours. No matter what they did or how you feel, causing hurt to others will never bring healing to you.”
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Chel Owens 
Amen. The Lord’s Prayer covers this point very well. Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive trespasses against us.
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It’s true! -Reminds me of the saying, “Refusing to forgive someone is like taking poison and expecting the other person to die.”
(Of course, my sister sent me a funny play on that, where it said:
“Refusing to forgive someone is like taking poison and expecting the other person to die.
“Note to self: make sure the other person drinks the poison.”) 😀
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True. Very true!
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❤️
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I agree
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Thank you. ❤️
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Good words to live by.
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They are! ❤️
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Everyone’s creating chaos in my house atm. Bout ready to throw in the towek
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I often tell a friend, “I want to throw in the towel, but I know I’m the one who has to pick it up…”
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Yep 🙄
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it’s a great creed to live by, Chel; it means not always having the last word; nastiness only hurts the giver–
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It is true.
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I learned early from watching TV to get smart and avoid KAOS.
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Sounds like you got smart.
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This is so true. Goes along the lines of ‘being angry means you’re drinking the poison, not the other person’. It’s all about maintaining good vibrations, because once we do that, the happenings of the world will seem much better, even the bad ones. Thanks for this post!
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Thank you! Totally agree.
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Wise words that I need to try harder to live by.
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Don’t we all. 🙂
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