It is in our common language to use the saying: “Let it go”. With love, we generally suggest this technique to family members and to friends who had a bad experience, or are feeling resentment, or are holding a grunge to someone, towards something, or towards a place. This is a marvellous technique and we all use it, but sometimes we misinterpret what letting go means and, instead of actually “letting go” we keep everything in. Thus, we believe we are doing a great job to “let it go” but in reality we are compounding those feelings. They get pressed down, inside of us in such a way that we even became unaware of their existence in us. They became like a rock we carry around, like a ball and chain we drag, day in day out. By doing so, little by little, we are darkening our soul and we became unable to feel and express innocent, instinctive joy, which is one of the juices of life. We are unable to experience bliss [we start surviving in life instead of living]. It is said that this
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