You’ve tried of negative people. You’ve held space, offered grace, and looked for the good. But some people keep pulling you into chaos

Affirmation for Letting Go of Negative People

You’ve tried of negative people. You’ve held space, offered grace, and looked for the good. But some people keep pulling you into chaos, draining your light, or crossing your boundaries. Letting go doesn’t mean you don’t care—it means you’re choosing peace. Spirit reminds you: it’s okay to love someone and still walk away.

This week’s affirmation supports you as you honor your well-being and make space for relationships that uplift you.

About Weekly Affirmations:

Each Thursday, I share a new affirmation to guide the week ahead. Thursday’s the day I feel most off-center, so starting then gives space for reflection and realignment. Journaling over the weekend helps process the emotions that come up around release and relationships.

Use this affirmation as often as you need. Let it affirm your right to peace.

What Are Affirmations?

Affirmations are intentional statements that help re-frame your thoughts and reinforce your truth. They won’t fix everything, but they can help you hold your ground when your heart feels heavy.

This Week’s Affirmation:

“I release what harms my spirit. I choose peace, even if it means letting go.”

Your energy is sacred. Protect it.

Journaling Prompts for Reflection about Negative People:

  • What has this person taught me—about myself, about boundaries, about love?
  • What does peace feel like in my body? How can I move toward more of it?
  • How can I lovingly release someone without guilt or resentment?
Rev. Colleen Irwin
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Triple Capricorn with a cosmic compass, Colleen is a no-nonsense Medium with a mystical flair. She blends psychic precision, heartfelt teaching, and a dash of sass to guide women through the sacred threshold of aging, purpose, and spiritual awakening. Equal parts fire-starter and truth-teller, she helps clients tune into Spirit, confront perfectionism, and rewrite their inner scripts — all while stirring up hope, community, and deep soul alignment. When she's not holding space in circles or speaking on stage, you'll find her journaling, crocheting, or working Tarot like a mirror for the soul. If you like her writing, you can tip her here: https://checkout.square.site/merchant/9RC7V0Z4N80K9/checkout/54W4LZCLYW3AW3N2FJ7KBBFI
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