Carry Us in their Hearts
Carry Us in their Hearts –
“What everyone needs to know is
that someone carries us in their hearts.”
This was a line from a lecture I heard today. The subject was people who have and those who do not have a sense of being worthy and loved. It was an interesting webinar and after it was over the words above found a place in my spirit. Each of us long to be loved by someone. We want to know we’re cared for, not because someone “has to” but because someone wants to.
In my battle with a major depressive disorder, the lie the disease tells me which hurts the most is that I am unlovable. It doesn’t whisper to me that no one loves me for I know that is not true but its propaganda is far more sinister. It plants the untruth in my spirit that I am not worthy of another’s love, that people only love me because they don’t see the darkness within. If they knew the struggle to return their love, the doubts, the fears, the impulses, they would find someone more worthy of their affection and devotion.
Even those who do not grapple with an illness such as depression need to know the tenderness and intimacy of another. We all desire to “know that we are carried in the heart of others.”
blessings,
@BrianLoging (Twitter)
thewannabsaint.com
Posted on March 30, 2017, in Mindfulness and tagged #darkness, #doubts, #fears, #impulses, #longstobeloved, #majordepressivedisorder, #mentalhealth, #mentalillness, #spirit, #struggle, #unlovable, #worthy, love. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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