PATCH UP YOUR BROKEN WING

“As you breathe in, cherish yourself. As you breathe out, cherish all beings.”  H.H. the 14th Dalai Lama

There are few feelings that sting as deeply as realizing you’ve disappointed someone you care about. Over the last two days I have allowed myself to honor my humanness as I realize that I let someone down when they really needed me. When I heard of Carla’s passing, my heart sank. I was never comfortable with the life choices she was making but I supported her. All of a sudden, I started questioning if I had been a good friend because I never told her of my reservations. I wondered what I could have done differently. The guilt grew heavy, and shame began to whisper that I was a bad friend, or worse, unworthy of that title. I didn’t stay in that vibration long as I made a conscious decision to honor my feelings but not to wallow in them. I was reminded of a truth through a new song by one of my favorite artists. The line that screamed out at me is “Superman is just a man sometimes.” I am human — and part of being human is sometimes getting it wrong. Grace asks us to be gentle with ourselves and to hold the mirror of compassion. This isn’t about excusing our behavior, but about recognizing our ability to rise from it.

Dear Angels, what do I do when I feel like I've failed someone I love? How do I forgive myself and regain my confidence in myself?

Dear Ones, disappointing someone doesn’t make you a failure. It doesn’t erase the love, the laughter, or the countless moments of support you've given. It means you’re on a journey of learning. Relationships — even the most sacred ones — are spiritual classrooms. Each misstep is an opportunity for reflection, healing, and deepening your capacity for empathy and truth. You walk with hearts that beat in harmony, but at times, they fall out of rhythm. To disappoint someone is not to lose your worth, but to be shown where your love is invited to grow deeper. Guilt may try to anchor you in the past, but forgiveness — both of yourself and others — is the wind that lifts your soul into freedom. Begin by meeting your regret with honesty. Let your heart speak without defense or justification. You are not expected to be perfect, Dear One. You are expected to learn, to feel, and to return to love. And know that no act of humility goes unnoticed. Every tear shed in truth becomes a crystal on the altar that calls you to reconnect to your true spark. We are with you — whispering grace into your weary spirit and guiding your words when your heart is ready to speak. You are still loved. You are still light.

Angels Whisper: Even when the bridge has cracks, love finds a way across. Let your truth become the path that leads you home again.

Today, I promise to honor my feelings and then patch up my broken wing as I invite love to take over my heart.

Teri Angel is a Happiness Coach, energy healer, best-selling author, spiritual teacher and mentor, and a motivational speaker. Teri is an International Peace Ambassador and the founder of a nonprofit organization, Angelspeakers Inc., which offers educational workshops and events centered around environmental awareness to include animals and nature, peace advocacy opportunities and ancient wisdom teachings. Teri’s movement “Peas For Peace” involves strengthening our awareness of the oneness of all, unifying mankind through compassion, peace, love and joy. She was named "She Who Blesses the Sacred Land" during the Peace On Earth Tour and embraces that title with loving grace.  www.angelspeakers.com

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