Inner Strength

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Sometimes you don’t realise your own strength, until you come face to face with your greatest weakness – Susan Gale

 

A warrior asked his Master to show him awareness and insight, but he kept taking the wrong turns and kept diving into the abyss, where he found ghosts that provoked him, and loneliness that tormented him.

Now that he was more aware of his acts, he did not think this would happen.

But it did. Shrouded by darkness, he talked to his Master.

“Master, I fell into the abyss again, where the waters are deep and dark.”

“Remember something my warrior,” responded the Master. “It is not the diving that causes the drowning, it’s staying underwater.”

The warrior used his remaining strength to get out of the situation he was in.

 

No matter where we are in life, always remember, we have all the strength and courage we need to move out of a dark situation.

24 thoughts on “Inner Strength

  1. Love this quote: “It is not the diving that causes the drowning, it’s staying underwater.” Love it. So apropos to so many I’ve known. As David says, Rise up! In this, we do have a choice. Even if it feels like we do not. Aloha.

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