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Mar 18, 2021 6 min

She Let Go Poem

from Come Back Home To You Hosted by Angela Rose

She Let Go. A poem by Safire Rose. What if letting go was easy? Our minds want to keep us "safe" and "secure" and sometimes it feels like letting go is hard. We tell ourselves stories and have beliefs around why it's hard to let go in an area of our life due to our limiting beliefs. I invite you to take in this poem. Imagine and say to yourself, what if it was easy? What if it turned out better than you imagined? Take a few minutes after listening to reflect, embody, and journal on this poem and how your life would be different when you stand fully in your power and allow yourself to let go.

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