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For over two decades, she lived with a frozen left shoulder — tight, painful, and chronically stuck. Doctors called it mechanical. She blamed age. But something deeper had frozen. At 48, right-wired and emotionally silent, she quietly carried a story of betrayal........ Full story 👇👇https://www.masterurmind.co.uk/blogs/unfreezing-pain-healing-a-22-year-shoulder-lock-rooted-in-betrayal RELATABLE??

“Sorry", doesn’t erase what’s broken — it acknowledges that something matters. We say sorry not to undo the past, but to accept responsibility, to show empathy, and to begin repair. Without apologies, silence would replace accountability. A sincere ‘sorry’ is not a solution; it is an opening — a first step toward understanding, forgiveness, and healing. Sometimes it cannot fix the damage, but it can soften the distance between hearts. Join us for Healing Hearts and Empowering Souls. https://www.masterurmind.co.uk/healing-and-coaching/#row-e181694a

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Today’s reflection from Surah Al-Ahqaf reminds us of something deeply important: how easily the mind can create fear, doubt, and limiting beliefs — and how guidance reshapes perspective. Belief reframing isn’t about denying difficulty. It’s about aligning our inner narrative with truth, trust, and tawakkul. Example: 🫣“I’m not capable” ➡️→ 🥰“With Allah’s help, I can grow beyond what I currently see.” Many feelings of low self-worth are not facts — they are interpretations we’ve repeated for years. Ramadan is a season of inner renewal. As we purify habits, we can also renew the beliefs that shape how we see ourselves. 💥💥 Reflection Time! What belief or inner thought did today’s Surah Al-Ahqaf reflection bring to your awareness? Share your thoughts below 👇 (No overthinking — just honest reflection.)