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Let it Go!

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Let it Go! It sounds like the theme song in a Disney cartoon, yes you got it. It actually is. Frozen!


What have you refused to let go in your life that has stolen your peace and is causing you sleepless night. Unforgiveness! fear! ...whatever it might be, let it go.

No man has the right to snatch your peace away. You think you are doing yourself a favour by not forgiving that person, but that person you have vowed not to forgive has moved on with life and you are still behind, dwelling on the past. You are only hurting yourself, Let it go.

Can it be your fears? Be bold and drop that heavy luggage of fear, let it go.

How long are you willing to hold on to that past. Isn't it time to just let go and move on. Do not let your present slip away. Own it.

Forget what hurt you but never forget what it taught you.

Don't be a prisoner to things you can't change, If you can't do anything about it just let it go.

Drop it, leave it, let it go.


I would love to read from you
Linda💕



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