Does This Divorce Make Me Look Fat?: A Heart Warrior's Guide for Healing Body Image, Recovering from Heartbreak & Creating an Amazing Beginning from the Ashes of Your Life

by Marcella Dodge Webster

It is also a divine sign that we are on schedule to receive blessings. Destruction proceeds creation. The old has to disintegrate to make room for the new. It is like the Universe saying, “I have something SO WONDERFUL in store for you, but I need you to step fully into your

potential or you’ll crash and burn and waste this opportunity!”

“Help me learn what I need to learn, become who I need to be, so I can help who I need to help.”

“I am safe in my body, connected to my Source, protected by Divine Love.”

Only a narcissist will try to argue with how you are feeling.

Do what you always do, and you will get what you have always gotten – the same predictable and unhappy relationships.

A project drains our energy and requires us to be constantly guiding, teaching, managing and motivating the other person. A partner makes

life easier with reciprocal support towards growth and expansion.

“Being a parent will require you to be someone you never thought you could be and do things you never thought you could do.” The same is true in divorce. It takes a leap of faith to go into the unknown, a place we have never been before that requires us to be someone we never thought we could be.

Byron Katie says, “When you fall in love with the unknown, you are free.” Grace helps us fall in love with the unknown with a subtle message, a dream, an intuitive knowing that all will be okay.