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Familial Embrace, What does Family mean?

Writer: Amir Kemrer
Amir Kemrer
Aug 14
1 min read

My father tried.
My father tried.

It's okay that I was failed by my family, as this experience, while painful, ultimately provided me with an unexpected source of strength and resilience. The feeling of disappointment and neglect forced me to confront my own identity and values. Instead of allowing their shortcomings to define my self-worth, I chose to view this situation as a catalyst for personal growth and self-discovery. It pushed me to step into my true self, an individual capable of overcoming adversity and embracing independence. Through this journey, I learned to cultivate self-love and acceptance, recognizing that my worth is not contingent upon the approval or support of others. Each challenge I faced became an opportunity for reflection, leading me to develop a deeper understanding of my own desires, aspirations, and capabilities. In the absence of familial support, I found the strength within myself to pursue my goals, build meaningful relationships, and create a life that aligns with my true essence. This journey has not only shaped my character but has also empowered me to inspire others who may find themselves in similar situations, demonstrating that even in the face of failure, one can emerge stronger and more authentic.

 
 
 

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Mountain Sunset

Orenda (n.): A mystical force present in all people that empowers them to affect the world, or to effect change in their own lives.

You've always been perfect. The fear is there to teach you surrender.

Embrace the vision of your future. Chase after your highest self and know that all you've ever wanted is already yours.

You may have found a world in your wound, but it's time to let it go.

Let silence be your general rule; or say only what is necessary and in a few words. -Epictetus

The natural world is a spiritual house, where the pillars, that are alive,

let slip at times some strangely garbled words;

Man walks there through forests of physical things that are

also spiritual things,

that watch him with affectionate looks.

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As the echoes of the great bells coming from a long way off

become tangled in a deep and profound association,

a merging as huge as night, or as huge as clear light,

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Perfumes exist that are cool as the flesh of infants,

fragile as oboes, green as open fields,

and others exist also, corrupt, dense, and triumphant,

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having the suggestion of infinite things,

such as musk and amber, myrrh and incense,

that describe the voyages of body and soul. ~ Charles Baudelaire

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