The Bible tells us, “Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things” (1 Corinthians 13:7).
This verse is often used to justify holding on in unhealthy ways, but true love is not about enduring harm or tolerating toxic situations. Instead, it speaks to love’s resilience in the face of difficulty.
Healthy love endures because it is rooted in mutual respect, care, and alignment—not attachment or fear. Releasing what isn’t truly love is an act of faith, creating space for the kind of love that does endure.
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The Year of the 9: Embracing Change and the Practice of Letting Go
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2025, a “9” year, invites transformation. Explore the wisdom of letting go, breaking free from old patterns, and co-creating your reality with courage and trust.
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