“And where we have been weak, we will find our strength... And where we have been cowardly, we will find our courage.. And where we have been restricted in fear, we will be expanded in love.” Marianne Williamsonpic.twitter.com/OiHHuEpGjk
It’s a time not only of external changes but of internal ones as well, often very painful to endure. We need those internal changes in order to become who we need to be, capable of making the changes we need to make on the other side of this. We can welcome, not avoid the process
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“It takes courage to endure the sharp pains of self discovery rather than choose to take the dull pain of unconsciousness that would last the rest of our lives.” Marianne Williamson A Return To Love
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Where have you been, Marianne? We need you now, more than ever!
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She never left.
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There is no room for numbing or distracting ourselves any more from this. If we can see the pain as information about where we are in need of healing, then we can do what that pain is calling us to do. We can do hard things & be better for it, individually & collectively!
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Enlightened Queen
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I couldn't agree more. Thank you Marianne.
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"Human Beings are Magnificent Spiritual Beings, except they don't know it." IT'S TIME WE GET IN TOUCH WITH WHO WE ARE.
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Yes! It seems to me that becoming open to changing our most unquestioned and automatic beliefs, habits & actions is one of the most painful, yet one of the most helpful things we can do, both for ourselves, and for others. It's at the root of any real progress.
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welcome how?
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Accept
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