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When we learn to welcome the “gone”, the greater the birth of something new in our lives.
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New, Gone
Thomas McConkie
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New, Gone
New, Gone
Thomas McConkie • 22:23

In the fast-paced and frequently demanding environment we live in, it's common to suppress or dismiss our true feelings. We can break free from this pattern and develop greater levels of self-awareness by embracing mindfulness. Whether they are positive or bad, acknowledging our emotions in a genuine way allows for honest reflection and personal growth. By examining our emotions with non-judgmental awareness rather than avoiding or suppressing them, mindfulness helps us learn more about our inner world and develops a stronger sense of self.

The process of fully experiencing and recognizing our emotions is one of the most crucial steps on the way to emotional healing and well-being. When feelings are repressed or suppressed, they have a tendency to become stuck and stagnant, which can cause emotional blockages and obstruct personal growth. But when we accept our sentiments for what they are, we let go and allow transformation. By practicing mindfulness, we may be aware of our emotions, lean into them with empathy, and allow them to flow and mature naturally. Through the growth of inner strength and resiliency as well as through creating a pathway to greater self-acceptance, this process promotes a more balanced and fulfilled living.

We have the ability to be honest with ourselves and fully experience and accept our emotions when we include mindfulness in our daily life. Sincerity frees us from the restrictions of emotional restraint, promoting personal development and well-being. We can develop self-awareness, healing, and a stronger connection to both our inside selves and the outside world by engaging in mindfulness practices.


Watching Now
New, Gone
New, Gone
Thomas McConkie • 22:23

In the fast-paced and frequently demanding environment we live in, it's common to suppress or dismiss our true feelings. We can break free from this pattern and develop greater levels of self-awareness by embracing mindfulness. Whether they are positive or bad, acknowledging our emotions in a genuine way allows for honest reflection and personal growth. By examining our emotions with non-judgmental awareness rather than avoiding or suppressing them, mindfulness helps us learn more about our inner world and develops a stronger sense of self.

The process of fully experiencing and recognizing our emotions is one of the most crucial steps on the way to emotional healing and well-being. When feelings are repressed or suppressed, they have a tendency to become stuck and stagnant, which can cause emotional blockages and obstruct personal growth. But when we accept our sentiments for what they are, we let go and allow transformation. By practicing mindfulness, we may be aware of our emotions, lean into them with empathy, and allow them to flow and mature naturally. Through the growth of inner strength and resiliency as well as through creating a pathway to greater self-acceptance, this process promotes a more balanced and fulfilled living.

We have the ability to be honest with ourselves and fully experience and accept our emotions when we include mindfulness in our daily life. Sincerity frees us from the restrictions of emotional restraint, promoting personal development and well-being. We can develop self-awareness, healing, and a stronger connection to both our inside selves and the outside world by engaging in mindfulness practices.



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