Navigating Life’s Ocean: Embracing the Universal Journey

 Find freedom in uncertainty. Be receptive and responsive instead of predictive and protective. Sister Corita Kent 

Have you ever felt like you're alone on a boat in the middle of the ocean, tossed and turned by the waves of life's challenges?  I have learned that it's a  more common feeling than I realized,   It's a universal experience that binds us all together in our shared humanity. When we are in the space of transformation, it sometimes feels like being out on the ocean, the ground beneath us is no longer solid.

Life’s experiences, no matter how personal they may seem, are often universal in nature. The struggles, triumphs, joys, and sorrows we face are part of the human condition. We all go through periods of uncertainty, moments of self-doubt, and times when we feel lost. It's as if we are all navigating the same vast ocean, each in our own little boats, yet on a collective journey.

This is where the importance of faith in something higher comes in. Faith is not just about religion; it’s about believing in a higher purpose, a greater good, or a guiding force. It’s about trusting that even in the midst of the storm, we are being led towards a shore of growth and understanding. Building this faith requires inner work – introspection, self-awareness, and a commitment to personal growth.

It takes practice, persistence and commitment when on the seas of life, it is easy to feel isolated and alone. That becomes an opportunity to tap into Divine Guidance and intuition - all of us have access to it. The challenge is when we look outside of ourselves. It starts within.

Building our faith, doing the inner work, and taking one day at a time are our life jackets on these seas. 

Peace and Blessings

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