William Shakespeare: What's gone, and what's past help, should be past grief.
What's gone, and what's past help, should be past grief.
In today’s wordsWhat's gone and can't be fixed shouldn't be grieved over.
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- Never allow what you know you have lost, to keep you from finding what you can.
- Never allow the mistakes and uncontrollables of your past, or the uncertainty and unknowns of your future, keep you from taking action toward your dreams in the present.
- Don't sabotage good relationships because of past hurtful relationships. The things that hurt you the worst can help you the most, if you grow.
- Never allow negative words of the past to negate your positive future.
- Your past is over; it cannot touch you. Forgive all involved, including yourself.
- Worry increases pressure; prayer releases peace.