Affirmations:
I appreciate all those who protect and provide for others.
I value the part of humanity that deeply and profoundly shows their love.
I honor all the men who have given themselves for the betterment of
mankind.
I love, trust and respect all of us for choosing the best ways we know to
love others.
Let’s
Love All Fathers!
Great
Fathers make no assumptions, keep agreements, take nothing personally, do their
best.
Imperfect fathers
neglect to listen, forget things, get hurt and angry, and get lazy sometimes.
Everyone is learning
and growing, healing and becoming more aware.
Love all Fathers!
They
may not know what they are doing.
They may not make
the best choices.
They may not always
give you what you want.
They are people who
deserve our love and respect.
Forgive
them.
Love
them.
Honor
them.
Appreciate
them.
When
anyone disappoints you, love them anyway.
When anyone hurts
your feelings, forgive them anyway,
When anyone is not
there for you, love them anyway.
When you learn to
love no matter what, you will feel whole.
Everyone
is healing their past.
Everyone is doing
the best they know.
Everyone is trying
to survive or grow.
Everyone deserves
our forgiveness for what they do not know and appreciation for trying to be
better.
Some
of you have great fathers, step-fathers, grandfathers or surrogate fathers.
Love and appreciate
them, by letting them know.
Some of you have
unhappy, neglectful, fearful and angry fathers.
Forgive their
ignorance and their failures and learn to send love, peace, blessings and
wisdom.
Everyone
deserves the best we have.
We need to stop
making assumptions and love them anyway.
Everyone needs to
feel loved, especially if they have not been well loved.
We need to show them
our love and share with them our appreciation and good wishes.
The
men home from war with deep unhealed trauma and pain deserve our love.
The addicted and
wounded men who have never had kindness and comfort deserve our help.
The productive and
unemotional men who just know how to work and watch sports deserve gratitude.
The angry men who
don’t know how to love and care for themselves and others need our care.
We
know fathers who try and cry when they don’t understand why they are not
enough.
We know fathers who
are never really heard and hurt inside because they feel used.
We know fathers who
are alone and don’t have anyone to say thank you or get a hug.
We know fathers who
just do what they are expected to do and still need us to care.
Take
time to make a call or write a note, or give a hug with “Thank You, Dad”
Loving you for
daring to always remember to Love with all our heart and mind and soul.
Betty Lue