Center For Human Potential - Barbara Forgue, LPC

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Barbara Forgue, LPC

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Silence often speaks louder than words—what we avoid saying reveals more than what we do say.🌌

🧘 In silence, we find clarity, perspective, and peace that constant noise hides.

🧘 Silence helps us listen to our inner voice and understand unspoken emotions.

🤝 Between people, silence can mean comfort, love, or even unexpressed truths.

🔑 It’s not emptiness—it’s a space where reflection turns into realization.

✨ The answers we seek are often hidden in the quiet moments we overlook.

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09/13/2025

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One of the hardest truths in life is knowing when to walk away. We hold on to people, relationships, and situations long after they’ve stopped giving us love, respect, or growth—hoping they’ll change, hoping things will return to what they once were.

But here’s the truth: you can’t revive what’s already dead.
You can water a flower all you want, but if its roots are gone, it will never bloom again.

Staying in places that no longer nurture your soul only drains your energy, your peace, and your happiness. Walking away isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom. It’s the moment you finally choose yourself over pain.

💡 Protect your heart. Value your peace. Trust that endings create space for new beginnings.

Because sometimes the most loving thing you can do for yourself is to stop watering the dead flower… and plant seeds where growth is still possible.

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Life is full of storms — moments of chaos, anger, uncertainty, and pain. Often, our first instinct is to fight them, to control what cannot be controlled. But storms do not listen to our commands. They come and go in their own time.

The Buddha taught that suffering arises not from the storm itself, but from our resistance to it. When we struggle against impermanence, we multiply our pain. But when we learn to still the mind, to breathe deeply, and to return to the present moment, we discover that even in the middle of thunder, there is a quiet space within us that remains untouched.

Like a tree with strong roots, you cannot stop the wind, but you can stand firmly and let it pass. The storm is temporary. Your inner calm is timeless.

So when the world feels overwhelming, don’t exhaust yourself trying to control what’s beyond you. Instead, return to yourself — to your breath, your awareness, your compassion. From there, you will see that no storm lasts forever.

☸️ Peace is not found by controlling the storm outside, but by mastering the calm within.

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