
#7 - a Release Ritual may help you let go.
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There is no easy formula for healing a broken heart. There are of course a number of things people do in order to cope, some healing and some self-damaging. However, the key in getting over a break-up is self-care and finding healthy ways to cope.
There are basic things you can do to heal that are proactive and truly assist you in moving forward. In order to help you heal from a break-up there are a few practical things you can do that will provide some relief and get you on track to emotional recovery.
Here is a list of 16 Things to Help You Heal from a Break Up:
1. Never forget - You are always worthy of love. One bad relationship does not designate you to a loveless life.2. Take time to heal before moving forward to your next relationship.3. Practice self-compassion and treat yourself with care, rather than beat yourself up after a break-up.4. Avoid self-blame and assuming you did something wrong, remember relationships involve two people.5. Seek the guidance of a spiritual counselor or psychic advisor.6. Practice regular meditation and positive healing visualization techniques at least for 5 minutes.7. Do a release ritual to help you let go. This can be done by writing a good-bye letter and safely burning it.8. Take a bath with lavender oil and a bunch chamomile tea bags; or do a shower with lavender soap, to help you relax.9. Do a heart chakra meditation, which will allow you to feel more self-compassion and less lonely. Look on YouTube for heart chakra meditations.10. Attend drumming circles and let the sounds of the drum connect you to the Earth’s energy, which will help ground you.11. Take frequent nature walks since nature is therapeutic, plus natural sunlight provides the body with vitamin D.12. Go for a Reiki or Prana healing session which will help you restore balance and overall well-being.13. Seek the support of friends and family.14. Take a yoga class or enroll in a gym, both of which will help allow to you feel better by increasing dopamine levels in your brain.15. Maintain a gratitude or a self-appreciation list. Initially you may find nothing to be grateful about, however, take small steps and eventually the list will help you see things differently.16. Keep a journal and document your progress and the things you appreciate, as well as your healing process.
Remember, as you heal, be compassionate and kind to yourself, and avoid jumping into the first possible relationship you encounter just because you believe you might never love again. Time heals all wounds!
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Laboy197119**: Melody you are fantastic thank you for your advice and reading you were on the nose . Thank you for being a friend