T.H.E. Rejuvenation Station

I am hoping that all have had a wonderful Holiday with family. Whether Hanukkha, Christmas or other traditional activities of your family. I just want to send a thought to each family. Many members of our families are not perfect. Actually no one is perfect. So many are born with different social skills. Please remember that just because they might be shy, or nervous or uncomfortable with scattered loud noises. In this particular situation I am referring to Autism and/or including PTSD. MORE OFTEN THAN NOT these children, young adults or anyone who has been exposed to abuse or circumstances beyond their own fault that cause them emotional fear and/or significant pain. They might respond differently from what might be considered "normal'. These members of our families or other families are not monsters. They are humans looking for friends or family members to love them and let them know they matter. They have tempers but they don't harm anyone but themselves. Usually because someone made a promise to spend time with them that doesn't. They have feelings and to push them aside is heart breaking. If you have a heart don't shut them out like they have the plague. Think. Have they ever threatened you. Have they ever without cause raised their voice to you. NO. usually they walk or run away from the pain you are causing them. Just because they have been labeled autistic you shun them. That person only wants your time. Your friendship. Your understanding. Your help. Mostly your love. The Next time you see someone like this. Don't push them out of your life. Realize they only want a little bit of your time. Ask yourself if you have ever been rude, angry, depressed, lonely, frightened or heart broken or unwanted. If the answer is yes. Be kind and reach out to include someone who feels that hurt everyday. Say something nice to help them through another lonely day. Even a smile is worth a million to them. God made them special. Just a minte of your time is a lifetime of happy to them.

this Christmas its very important to forgive people.
Forgiveness is crucial for emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being, as it releases you from bitterness, reduces stress, improves relationships, and fosters inner peace by letting go of resentment, allowing healing, and enabling compassion for yourself and others, rather than condoning the offense.
It's a deliberate choice to move forward, freeing you from the past's power and promoting healthier connections and personal growth, widely valued across spiritual and psychological perspectives.