Stand, be, roar like a lioness

Stand, be, roar like a lioness. Be water that flows endlessly to the ocean. I stand with you and you can stand with me. We stand together. Let's face the inner battle. It's time to be ourselves.

It took so much just to be with myself. I have lost my battle. My body has been collapsed. The body has gone so far, I don't think I can ever re-build the health I wanted, but I can fight. Again, I stand, bringing the light of possibilities and love.

It's hard, but let's try, give it all. You and I stand together so we can be ourselves. We don't have to blame anyone. It's you. You bring the change as I do. I take ownership of my life. Others have no rights to do, judge or tell anything about me. I HAVE THE RIGHT. IT'S MY LIFE. And you have your right too. In the darkest moment, find your inner light. It's there.

I choose to battle with the body, mind, emotions and every human motion. What do you choose? Can we battle the inner conflict?

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