You have permission to be the person you are, to stop hiding, to live life loudly and graciously. Permission is yours to change your mind, make u-turns, do things different, not like everything your partner, friends, family and co-workers do. Permission is granted to disagree and say so. Permission belongs to you to feel your emotions, cry at commercials and movies, laugh loudly at the movies and at commercials. You do not need to ask to be human, feel, think, or play.
You DO NOT have permission to harm, hit, demean, treat badly, abuse, molest, rape, kill, or bring any sort of harm to another. You DO NOT have permission to meet your needs at another’s expense, to bring your self pleasure through cheating someone, take what is not yours, lie to others, but you can lie to yourself all you want.
This is a short reminder of being human, living in love, gratitude, and following the path of prophets of old. All are welcome to share the journey with me this day. In all things this credo holds true: Do as thou wilt, an no harm to none. You have permission to be the human that brings you the most pleasure as long as you are not harming another. But, it is suggested that you remember to not harm self either, “no harm to none” applies to you. How you treat yourself is the most important aspect of living in love, today you are the person you were meant to be. Today you are the only one who can bring you happiness, pleasure, provide for you. No one else is responsible, but you. Harm none, you are the first item on the list.
I love you, God and Goddess loves you, the Universe loves you. Now, love yourself. With love no harm occurs.
Blessings and healing is yours, all you need do is say “I accept.”
Connie S Owens/Kirkpatrick is an ordained minister and a Kundalini/Practical Reiki Master. Connie holds a masters degree in psychology, has 20 years experience working with women and men in early recovery of substance abuse.
Connie resides in Southern California in a small rural community near the border of Mexico. She spends her time researching the latest in alternative healing, spending time with her pets, walking and communing with the world around her.
Connie believes in human rights, we are equal, and have the right to be treated with dignity and fairness. Connie signs and promotes petitions and other activist campaigns that further this belief.
Priestess Connie is her title. One she choose with pride. A priestess is a female version of a priest, one who is authorized to perform ceremonies such as weddings, funerals, baptisms, and other sacred ceremonies.