Moving On And Letting Go Quotes

“Our bodies heal without permission but our hearts need consent. Give it.”
― Lauren Eden

“You move forward because you have to. Life doesn't stand still. It makes you move on until you want to move on, you know? It'll run you over if you don't move.”
― Darian Wilk, Reinventing Claire

“When you forgive, it does not mean that you have submitted, it simply means that you have made a choice to stop bearing any grudge.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“If you want to move on, you actually have to make the decision to move on. It won't happen automatically. You have to say, "I deserve better than this and no longer am I going to let this get the better of me", and then take the necessary action to move on with your life.”
― Karon Waddell

“Locking ourselves in the situation where we wish for sympathy and want to be looked at as the aggrieved party normally makes us powerless.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“The heart is where the journey of forgiveness begins.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“You are the custodian of your own happiness. What other people say, do or think does not create a basis for your happiness. It is you who decides your own happiness, just like forgiveness.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“Blaming other people inevitably makes us blame ourselves because if we are pointing the finger at someone, practically, we are pointing it at ourselves as well.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“To move on, you must surrender to your pain and accept it as your own. Only then will you heal inside.”
― LJ Vanier, Ether: Into the Nemesis

“Overly playing the role of the victim can debar you from accepting responsibility for your actions and emotions.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“Just because you have been through a bad experience does not give you the ticket to keep going back to that situation over and over again and dramatizing it out of proportion.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“The idea of always wanting to be the victim in circumstances where you have been offended is a common human trait. Each person wants to be viewed as the aggrieved party.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“The only thing that will make us remain glued to being the victim is our failure to handle the emotions that we go through and the pain that overcomes us.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“The minute we put aside our self-righteousness and move away from being the aggrieved, then we are on a healing process.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“Sometimes we are very convinced that what we went through needs to be re-lived so we end up going back and forth to the demons of the past and eventually we fail to get over them.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“The idea of forgiveness is a journey that requires patience. If the journey of forgiveness is well travelled, there is a chance that we are bound to change in a very helpful way.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“The moment we become forgivers, then we are in line to enjoy the benefits of forgiveness.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“In an unforgiving world, chaos rules.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“When you make up your mind to forgive, your happiness will almost automatically follow.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“Forgiveness does not change the past, that’s for sure, but it does change the future.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“Forgiveness is freedom. Forgiveness is liberation. Forgiveness is a choice. If you forgive and forget you are free but, if you keep it, you shall always have it and it shall always rule and direct your heart, mind, body and spirit.”
― Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

“As my grandmother said, 'Sorry won't unbreak the eggs'. Just clean the mess and move on.”
― Raymond E. Feist, Honored Enemy

“You'll never get to the happily ever after if you don't move past the current chapter...”
― Carmen DeSousa

“Remember, forgiveness is not a millstone but a milestone!”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“Your forgiveness or failure to forgive simply takes you nearer or further away from your ultimate goal. There are no two ways to deal with it, there is only one.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“The same zeal and guts with which you were persistent not to forgive is the same zeal and enthusiasm with which you should be able to open up a new relationship with your partner, loved one or friend, one that is founded on commitment and dedication.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“Offer yourself forgiveness as a gift. The word ‘give’ is the basic keyword in the word forgiveness, therefore it relays a meaning therein.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“When you forgive, you are freed from some of the feelings of disapproval and it can contribute to lessening your negative thoughts.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“When you forgive, you immerse yourself in healing waters.”
― Stephen Richards, The Pain You Feel Today Is The Strength You Feel Tomorrow

“She knew that Evin thought she had chosen because of him. Because somewhere, deep down, she loved him. And maybe someday - if she did end up loving him - she would tell him the truth.
That it hand't been about love.
It had, in the end, been about death. About who needed it, and who was ashamed of it, and who celebrated it. About who might, someday, move past it.”
― Leah Cypess, Death Marked