What does “having it all” mean to you? Is it attainable?

If you know who you are, where to look, what to look for, and define yourself.
For me personally, having it all isn’t about possessions, holidays, a great house. I’ve got to an age where I know the meaning of my life, what I care about and what I need.
Mind struggles
A recent situation has forced me to look at the pain in my life and let it go. It’s no exaggeration to say that it started before I was born and just didn’t stop. If I were minded to list what happened you may not even believe it. I’m not. Not anymore.
That is not to say that I didn’t have good times, great times, it is not in my nature to be unhappy. What I didn’t realise though was that there was a river of mental anguish running below all that, and I did not realise how deep and painful it was.
I’m glad I understand now and I’m glad it’s gone. I didn’t deserve it and I certainly don’t need it. No one does.
Having it all
Is personal. You shouldn’t judge yourself for wanting the best. If that’s a multimillion (insert your currency) house, so be it. As long as it makes you feel good, happy, at peace, relaxed. Happy and content in your heart and mind.
It’s when we think external things will make us feel good that we go wrong. Having the right house is good. Buying another diamond to cheer yourself up for a bit isn’t.
I did a lot of shopping as a younger woman, because a new jumper or dress cheered me up for a short while. I also got to talk to someone in a day. I don’t need that now.
My personal all
Is simply to feel good and know that the people and pets I love feel the same. There is nothing more I need.
Money to keep us safe is nice, and I welcome and appreciate it. But peace of mind and body is what makes my life perfect.
Feeling good – that’s my all. It’s my everything. I can make the rest work.
With special thanks to my Guide Amos who has clearly been working hard during the night to help me. That past pain is gone.
Let yours go too.
Best love
Amorah – Deb
