19/11/2025
One of the most powerful shifts we can make is choosing to root for someone’s healing instead of wishing they “get what they deserve.” It sounds simple, but it asks us to rise above our wounds and let go of the stories that keep us stuck in blame.
Bitterness feels protective at first, but over time it becomes a heavy emotional anchor. It tightens the body, clouds the mind, and keeps us in survival mode long after the moment has passed. We think we’re hurting them — but we’re the ones carrying the wound.
Wishing someone healing doesn’t excuse their behaviour. It simply stops us from feeding resentment and gives our nervous system space to breathe again. We reclaim our peace. We reclaim our clarity.
You can support someone’s growth from close up or from far away. Distance doesn’t stop compassion. And often, when we choose to release anger and hope they rise, we rise too.
Healing isn’t just personal — it’s relational. How we hold people in our hearts directly shapes our own emotional balance.
Choose compassion over bitterness.
Choose healing — theirs and yours.