This too shall pass


"People talk about the reality of their life as if it is important. And we want you to understand it's only the temporary indicator. Do you go to the gas station-your gas gauge is on empty-do you go to the gas station and look at your gas gauge in horror? 'How did this happen? Why, why, why did this happen to me?' Do you lay your head on the steering wheel and just sob? 'Oh, look what it's come to. I'm finished. I've lived all of this life, and look where I am.' Or do you just fill up?" - Esther Abraham-Hicks

This too shall pass. It’s one of the most prophetic and true statements that I have ever come across! I’ve learnt that situations come to pass through and more times than not are an indication of where I am in life and to point in the direction of who I ‘m becoming! One of my favourite teachers, Deborah L Johnson says all the time “who you be?” And by that she refers not to what I have or what I am doing but who am I, who am I becoming on this journey, what is revealing itself to me as I move along.

This too shall pass, I remember just over one year ago I had absolutely no idea about how I would pay off the mounting debts that I had racked up by some poor choices that I had made, I just kept moving and telling myself “this too shall pass”

This too shall pass. The feeling of dread and anxiety in moving to a new country, in fact a new continent, knowing no one and having absolutely no clue where I would be living! Here I am one year later with so many lessons and its all good!

This too shall pass, many of the events are all indicators, temporary as Esther Hicks says pointing us in a direction, telling us to make another choice, believe in yourself and have courage

This too shall pass! Life is always in session!

Peace!!

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