Redeeming yourself after emotionally harming others is a challenging but meaningful process (I’m told). It requires self-reflection, accountability and genuine commitment to change. AI generated this. Apologies for the soulless response.
Redemption
"Bring your own redemption when you come to the
barricades of heaven where I'm from."
Jackson Browne
“We all die, but some of us - those blessed or
maybe just lucky - have the opportunity before
that end to be redeemed. We can let go, forgive
others, and also forgive ourselves for the worst
of what we are and have been”
William Kent Krueger
"And those you have wronged, you know
you need to let them know some way
And those who have wronged you, know
you'll have to let them go someday
Don't you want to be there?
Don't you want to see where the angels appear
Don't you want to be where there's strength and love
In the place of fear"
Jackson Browne
“Repent ye therefore, and be converted that your sins may be blotted out, when the times of refreshing shall come from the presence of the Lord."
St. Peter
“No man can walk so long in the shadow that he
cannot come again to the light.”
Robert Jordan
"Every Saint has a past, every sinner has a future"
Oscar Wilde
"It’s got to be more than flesh and bone
All that you’ve loved is all you own"
Tom Waits
“We're all just walking each other home.”
Ram Dass
