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Return to the heart. Let go of the hurt.

Dear Friends,


If you’ve seen me talk about forgiveness on social media, here’s a little secret: I’m often talking to myself.


Because even after all the inner work, the growth, the healing… there are still moments I catch myself holding onto something. A small resentment. A memory. A part of me that says, “That shouldn’t have happened.”


But every day, I’m learning to surrender it—again.


See, people often think forgiveness is about letting someone else off the hook. But to me, forgiveness is about declaring your own freedom.


It’s saying: “That moment doesn’t define me. That person’s action doesn’t get to shape my future.”


You’re not excusing what happened. You’re just reclaiming your power from it.


Because the truth is, nothing in the past can hurt you now unless you carry it with you. And forgiveness is how we stop carrying what was never ours to hold in the first place.


Try this: Breathe deeply. Think of something—or someone—you’re still holding onto. Then ask: “Am I ready to stop carrying this today?” Let your answer be gentle. Let your heart speak.


And speaking of hearts—today is a special day…


It’s the day of our live workshop in Atlanta: Return to the Heart: A Journey of Inner Peace and Power. If you’re joining us—welcome. I’m so glad you’ll be with us here. If not, don’t worry—we’ll have more.


And if you'd like the recording, just reply to this email and let me know.


Here’s to forgiveness. To freedom. To returning to the center of your wholeness—your heart


Blessings,


Ryan Justin Jackson

And if you ever need help reconnecting to the power of your heart, I’m here to walk with you. My coaching is all about guiding you back to the peace, presence, and power already within. You can email me directly to schedule a free discovery call, and you’ll hear back from me within 24 hours.


 
 
 

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