Embarking on a spiritual journey is a deeply personal experience!
The biblical proverb favorite phrase of Abraham Lincoln, “This too shall pass” serves as a powerful reminder to focus on the present moment. It can provide solace when you are facing pain or sadness, helping you recognize that both sorrow and happiness are fleeting. Whether you are mourning the departure of a beloved person, pet, relationship, friendship, or experiencing the loss of personal possessions or identity, it is important to keep in mind that:“This too shall pass.”
When life seems challenging and you’re tempted to quit, remember that tough times are temporary and
“This too shall pass.”
Life has its ups and downs, and whatever challenges you’re facing now won’t last forever. Your life consists of various experiences, and your soul might be in a phase of learning and growth.
Similarly, if you are currently experiencing joy and happiness, remember to appreciate the present moment with gratitude. Keep in mind the phrase,
“This too shall pass.”
During tough times, when you question why it’s happening to you, understand that it’s part of the natural ebb and flow of life. Sometimes things are calm and gentle, while other times they can be turbulent and unpredictable.
Consider resilient trees like the oak, which endure strong winds and storms until calm returns. Despite sustaining damage, their sturdy roots help them withstand life’s challenges. The hurts and failures you endure are here to help you grow to become a stronger and fulfilled soul, not a bitter anguish person. As humans, we naturally desire good things to happen constantly. However, staying composed during adversity can strengthen your spirit and enable your intuition to guide you towards better decisions.
Even though the veil obscures our view, we can acknowledge that our intuition is strongly linked to a vast collective of love, regardless of the name we use to describe it – whether “god,” “universe,” “creator,” or “spirit.” We must have faith in this power of love to guide us through life’s challenges. However, we must also recognize that we are responsible for living our own lives, as the creator cannot do it for us.
When we realize that life serves as a catalyst in this forever changing spiritual school, meant to instruct and refine our inner selves with disguised blessings in the form of lessons, we will then appreciate all the lessons we encounter on earth.
