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  1. “Guilt trips” are self-indulgent and serve no purpose except to perpetuate the negative. Growing up in a culture that is known for “guilt trips” makes me an expert on the topic (that would also make a good writing topic!). But, letting go of that which is holding us back is very valuable but it is “easier said than done!” For me it takes courage to “let go” of things that have sentimental value, especially if it is from someone that is no longer in our world. I tend to re-visit these “things” anytime I miss this person or time. It might be silly to some, but the value is in who gave it too me rather than its purpose.

    Letting go of “things” that I know I will never use or get around too is not so hard especially if it gives someone else an opportunity that otherwise they may never have and is definitely freeing. It is like going on a mission trip with just the things you need and nothing more and leaving the open space available to hear God’s voice.

    Thanks for another great blog!

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