Oprah's Last Show

For many years, I visited my mother at her senior citizen apartment. At 4:00 pm sharp, Mom would regularly say, “Put channel 4 on for Oprah.” Together, we watched and commented about Oprah’s clothes, jewelry, hairdo, shoes. We also discussed the show Oprah presented and Mom never failed to say, “You should send her your books. I’m sure she will love them.” Thanks Mom for your faith in me.

So on May 24, 2011, in memory of my Mom, who passed away a few months ago, I watched Oprah Winfrey deliver her last speech, an emotional goodbye.

I admired her pink dress and took note of her words.

“Start embracing your call, wherever you are, whatever your platform.

People blame everyone but themselves for their mistakes. Nobody but you are responsible for your life.

You’re responsible for the energy you create for yourself and for others. Take responsibility for what you bring into your space.

For every action, there is an equal reaction. Careful, all the energy you us to limit someone will turn around and slap you in the face. Drop the veil on all pretenses. Little by little people started releasing the shame and talked of their fears on the show.

Addiction often due to a feeling of unworthiness.

We often block our gifts and blessings because we don’t feel good enough. Make worthiness your birthright.

People want validation. Every person wants to be heard. Validate people you love. Tell them, I hear you, I see you, I like you, I want you.

God talks to us. At first His voice is a whisper, if you don’t listen, it hit harder and harder until you hear it and act upon it.

“For 25 years, Oprah said, “we hooted and hollered together, shared the ugly and the beautiful, we cried and laughed. Twenty-five years have come and gone. It’s time to turn the page, and do something new.”

For many years, I visited my mother at her senior citizen apartment. At 4:00 pm sharp, Mom would say, “Put channel 4 on for Oprah.” Together, we watched and commented about Oprah’s clothes, jewelry, hairdo, shoes. We also discussed the show Oprah presented. Mom never failed to say, “You should send her your books. I’m sure she will love them.” Thanks Mom for your faith in me.

So on May 24, 2011, in memory of my Mom, who passed away a few months ago, I watched Oprah Winfrey deliver her last speech, an emotional goodbye.

I admired her pink dress and took note of her words.

“Start embracing your call, wherever you are, whatever your platform.

People blame everyone but themselves for their mistakes. Nobody but you are responsible for your life.

You’re responsible for the energy you create for yourself and for others. Take responsibility for what you bring into your space.

For every action, there is an equal reaction. Careful, all the energy you us to limit someone will turn around and slap you in the face. Drop the veil on all pretenses. Little by little people started releasing the shame and talked of their fears on the show.

Addiction often due to a feeling of unworthiness.

We often block our gifts and blessings because we don’t feel good enough. Make worthiness your birthright.

People want validation. Every person wants to be heard. Validate people you love.
Tell them, I hear you, I see you, I like you, I want you.

God talks to us. At first His voice is a whisper, if you don’t listen, it hit harder and harder until you hear it and act upon it.

“For 25 years, Oprah said, “we hooted and hollered together, shared the ugly and the beautiful, we cried and laughed. Twenty-five years have come and gone. It’s time to turn the page, and do something new.”

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