
About this episode
When it comes to family gatherings, there can often be a lot of pressure to attend. Whether it’s a big holiday celebration or just a Sunday dinner, some people can feel obligated to go even if they don’t really want to.
For many people, obligation is the key word when it comes to family gatherings. They feel like they have to go because it’s what you do as part of your family and for some people, that feels like a huge weight on their shoulders.
This can be especially true for people who don’t have a close relationship with their family or experiencing discord with a certain person. They may feel like they have to go to every family gathering, even if they don’t really want to, in order to prove that they care.
Gratitude is also a big factor when it comes to family gatherings. Most people are grateful for the opportunity to see their family members and catch up on what’s been going on in each other’s lives. Even if the conversation is awkward or uncomfortable, most people still appreciate the chance to spend time with their loved ones.
In the end, it’s up to each individual whether or not they want to attend a family gathering. No one can make you go if you don’t want to.
Amie and Bev have a conversation about this and offer up some tips and techniques for being grounded and seeing others through the eyes of love.
May this conversation be beneficial to your life journey. Many blessings!
For many people, obligation is the key word when it comes to family gatherings. They feel like they have to go because it’s what you do as part of your family and for some people, that feels like a huge weight on their shoulders.
This can be especially true for people who don’t have a close relationship with their family or experiencing discord with a certain person. They may feel like they have to go to every family gathering, even if they don’t really want to, in order to prove that they care.
Gratitude is also a big factor when it comes to family gatherings. Most people are grateful for the opportunity to see their family members and catch up on what’s been going on in each other’s lives. Even if the conversation is awkward or uncomfortable, most people still appreciate the chance to spend time with their loved ones.
In the end, it’s up to each individual whether or not they want to attend a family gathering. No one can make you go if you don’t want to.
Amie and Bev have a conversation about this and offer up some tips and techniques for being grounded and seeing others through the eyes of love.
May this conversation be beneficial to your life journey. Many blessings!
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