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Episode #52; Forgiveness vs Reconciliation: Why You Can Let Go Without Going Back

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In this episode, Lizzie and Deana explore the critical distinction between forgiveness and reconciliation, emphasizing that forgiveness is a personal choice that can occur independently of the other party's actions. They discuss the importance of healing from emotional trauma, the necessity of setting boundaries, and the significance of surrounding oneself with supportive individuals. The conversation highlights that forgiveness is essential for personal peace, while reconciliation requires mutual effort and safety.

Takeaways
Forgiveness is a personal choice to release resentment.

  • Reconciliation requires mutual effort and safety.
  • Healing from trauma takes time and is a personal journey.
  • Being angry is a natural part of the healing process.
  • Forgiveness does not mean condoning the harm done.
  • Setting boundaries is crucial for self-preservation.
  • Surround yourself with supportive people during healing.
  • Forgiveness can happen without the other person's involvement.
  • You can forgive someone and still choose not to reconcile.
  • True love involves accountability and change from the person who caused harm.

Chapters

00:00
Forgiveness vs. Reconciliation: Understanding the Difference

09:44
The Process of Healing: Moving Beyond Anger

18:57
Setting Boundaries: The Importance of Self-Preservation

26:41
Choosing Your Circle: Surrounding Yourself with Supportive People

Check out our website! Thematadoras.com
Drop us a line, anytime! [email protected]
Like and follow us on YouTube, Tik Tok, and Instagram @thematadoras
We would love to have you join us on our public FB group; Women of Faith; Breaking Free From Toxic Relationships, or request to join our private FB group; The Matadoras.

  continue reading

53 episodes

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In this episode, Lizzie and Deana explore the critical distinction between forgiveness and reconciliation, emphasizing that forgiveness is a personal choice that can occur independently of the other party's actions. They discuss the importance of healing from emotional trauma, the necessity of setting boundaries, and the significance of surrounding oneself with supportive individuals. The conversation highlights that forgiveness is essential for personal peace, while reconciliation requires mutual effort and safety.

Takeaways
Forgiveness is a personal choice to release resentment.

  • Reconciliation requires mutual effort and safety.
  • Healing from trauma takes time and is a personal journey.
  • Being angry is a natural part of the healing process.
  • Forgiveness does not mean condoning the harm done.
  • Setting boundaries is crucial for self-preservation.
  • Surround yourself with supportive people during healing.
  • Forgiveness can happen without the other person's involvement.
  • You can forgive someone and still choose not to reconcile.
  • True love involves accountability and change from the person who caused harm.

Chapters

00:00
Forgiveness vs. Reconciliation: Understanding the Difference

09:44
The Process of Healing: Moving Beyond Anger

18:57
Setting Boundaries: The Importance of Self-Preservation

26:41
Choosing Your Circle: Surrounding Yourself with Supportive People

Check out our website! Thematadoras.com
Drop us a line, anytime! [email protected]
Like and follow us on YouTube, Tik Tok, and Instagram @thematadoras
We would love to have you join us on our public FB group; Women of Faith; Breaking Free From Toxic Relationships, or request to join our private FB group; The Matadoras.

  continue reading

53 episodes

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