Chapter 77 - vol 4: close the door on rrt and open a new way made for a real beginning

🌱✨ Imagine a world where true healing, redemption, freedom, and equality are possible for everyone—no matter their past. Do you believe in second chances and real transformation? Let your voice be heard! 👇

Which statement best reflects your view on healing, redemption, and equality in our society?

Everyone deserves a real chance to heal and start over, no matter what.

Redemption is possible, but only if people truly show change.

Some actions are unforgivable—redemption isn't always possible.

The system should focus more on punishment than healing.

I'm not sure, but I want to learn more about these ideas.

💬 Share your thoughts in the comments! What does true freedom and equality look like to you? How can we build a society where healing and redemption are real options for everyone?

#Redemption #Healing #Equality #SecondChances #Freedom #BreakTheCycle

A Letter About Breaking the Cycle

Dear Reader,

You didn't wake up broken—someone broke you. But here's the truth: you can break the cycle instead of passing it on to someone else.

Even your victims, if they saw you truly wanted to be better and were given a real chance at redemption, would agree that every single one of you deserves actual freedom. I'm talking about a freedom where you don't have to stay silent about your brokenness. A freedom where you can heal without judgment.

You Are More Than What Was Done to You

You are not just the ones who take—you are also the taken. Don't you think someone is missing you somewhere? You are somebody's brother, sister, mother, or friend. Someone out there just wants answers. By the time the system gets involved, most people aren't even focused on punishment—they want justice and closure.

The System Isn't Working

Who's really benefiting from all this? It's those who started the cycle, those who watch it unfold. The system that claims to fix things often ends up breaking more people than it helps. Sending more people into a broken system isn't justice.

A Real Chance at Redemption

That's why I'm offering you something different:

No more fear

No more punishment

No more lack of access

No more fear of judgment

I'm offering a real chance at redemption. Instead of being the "Troy" they wanted me to be—the Trojan horse to end it all for them because their ring was exposed—I want to be the reason everyone finally knows what joy is, and who brings it.

We Are All Connected

The tree does not banish its own branches, and I will not banish the tree—especially when it's the only thing tying us all to life. But what kind of life is this for anyone? Running from a system that hired you to do this in the first place? Does that make sense?

Let's break the cycle. Let's choose healing, truth, and real justice.

With hope for a new beginning,

The World

Do you agree with the statement:

"You have to first learn to love yourself again before you can truly break the cycle of abuse"?

Options:

Yes, I completely agree—self-love is essential to breaking the cycle.

I somewhat agree, but I think other factors are just as important.

I'm not sure—I need to think more about it.

No, I believe healing can happen without self-love.

I don't understand what this means.

Shaka Senghor, who spent 19 years in prison for second-degree murder, wrote:

"I had to learn to forgive myself before I could even think about asking for forgiveness from those I hurt. Until I did, I kept repeating the same patterns, hurting myself and others."