Every parent's sacred mission is to love and say sorry to their kids. Love deeply at the level of the soul, and repent on a personal level. I'm not mixing things up. It's exactly like that.Love, because it's with that deep, soulful love and total acceptance that you'll show them the ropes of surviving in this world. And that love? It's going to make your apologies even out.And about saying sorry, they didn't exactly sign up to be brought into this chaos (believe it or not, it's the truth). By apologizing on a personal level, you're making darn sure the world doesn't get one more person who thinks it's okay to grab love and apologies by force or use their power to get it from others.Bonus: just like peeling an onion, you might shed loads of unnecessary stuff, layer by layer, until you reach your core. And then, you might just let go of that tough pill to swallow – that you, too, were loved too little and not apologized to enough.
