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The contrast


When I was denied love, I learnt to love unconditionally
When I was disapproved, I learnt self love and self acceptance
When I was humiliated, I learnt humility and compassion
When I was taken advantage of, I learnt to set healthy boundaries
When I was criticised harshly, I learnt not to judge
When I was refused all support and help, I learnt to be independent
When no one was there to provide for me or take care of me,  I became responsible and financially independent
When I was ignored, I became good listener
When I was suppressed, I learnt to stand up for myself
When i was labeled as worthless I found my worth
When I was gossiped about, I learnt not to form opinion about anyone based on someone else's point of view
When no one had faith in me or trusted my abilities, I learnt to trust myself and rely on my inner guidance system
When i experienced trauma and abuse, I discovered ways to heal others
When I was discriminated and oppressed, justice and fairness became fundamental principles of my being
When I witnessed hostlity, i became gentle
When I sensed hallowness, I became seeker of the truth
When I acknowledged emptiness in my heart, I found fullfillment
When i was surrounded by timid people, I discovered my strength
When I was restricted, i learnt to be free
When I faced my fears, i found courage
When I was lost,  I found my path
When i realized life is all about this contrast,  I started enjoying my journey!
When I started enjoying my journey,  I began to ask more,  believe more and receive more from the Universe!

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