How often do we say, we feel for someone? Or, we’re sorry for them? One thing I have learned over the years, is this. There is nothing like the connection you have with another person who has-or is-going through the same thing that you have-or are-going through. When we experience disappointments, and setbacks…heartache, or loss, […]
I find these words so true. “A storm reveals the foundation of the temple, it does not change the foundation of the temple. It is by the storms of life that you will see what you are more of.” Pain. It’s an individual experience. You may have physical pain. The kind parents warn their kids
Until you have experienced otherwise, you may not realize the importance of good health. If you’ve seen sickness, or pain, or someone you love has experienced-or is experiencing either, the meaning of good health may escape you. When we’re young, and vibrant…full of energy and optimism, poor health is the furthest thing from our mind.
You may have a picture in mind right now-of a thing/person/circumstance etc. that could bring pain. Physical pain. The threshold for that pain depends on the person, the capabilities, and the stamina needed, among others. You may not really understand a person who has gone through-or is in pain, now. Try. Don’t stay there, but