Make an attempt to reconcile the
relationship, in person.
If the other party is not willing, then you get to
let go and move on. You can't force someone to
say "Yes" to you. Hearing someone tell you "No"
does not make you a bad person.
Forgive yourself and forgive the other.
When we are rejected, we tend to go into
judgement over the other and ourselves. Our
assumptions over why the relationship ended are
rarely true. Allow your heart to soften by
practicing forgiveness.
Rejection is always an opportunity to
redirect by bringing ourselves back to who
we truely are.
Rejection is the opportunity to reconnect with
God, and to make choices for the highest good for
everyone involved.
Rejection is the opportunity to reconnect with
God, and to make choices for the highest good for
everyone involved.
You need not take rejection alone
Seek the support you need so that you don't allow
rejection to paralyze you. Humble yourself to the
knowing that we have been put on this earth for
each other. Give yourself that sense of belonging
by reaching out, being vulnerable and receiving all
the love and support that is available to you.
Practice self care more than ever.
Rejection is physical and emotional pain. Take time
out and get the rest you need to heal. Treat
yourself to something special. You deserve it.
"Just remember, every rejection is the step
forward for the fulfilment of the destiny for
which you are born for."
ARTICLE BY RAHUL MEHTA @ BIKERS CLUB MAGAZINE