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Rise Like the Wind
June: On Conflict and Courage
I mention again in this episode that wife has recently been diagnosed with cancer. We have a GoFundMe campaign live now to help ease the financial burden of medical expenses. If you are able to contribute or share, we would be eternally grateful. You can find the link here:
https://gofund.me/3682c6720
June 7
From the top, away from the flood and the flames, that’s where you’ll find your solution and your path forward. And you might be tempted, along the way, to try and restore the balance and harmony that once was before the disaster struck, but that’s not an option. We know that by now. What’s done is done. The past cannot be changed. These events we face forever change us. So you must fight that temptation with everything you’ve got, knowing instead you’ll create something new that transcends the past.
When these monsters of life come your way (and they will), you must slow down, have faith in yourself and in others and maybe in something higher—you must choose courage and rise above.
- Reflection title: Rise Like the Wind
- Creative inspiration: Angie Branham Mullins, The Psychology of Zelda
- Reflection Question: Am I choosing the easy reactions to obstacles? Or am I rising above with courage to see a new way forward?
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By Eastin DeVernaJune: On Conflict and Courage
I mention again in this episode that wife has recently been diagnosed with cancer. We have a GoFundMe campaign live now to help ease the financial burden of medical expenses. If you are able to contribute or share, we would be eternally grateful. You can find the link here:
https://gofund.me/3682c6720
June 7
From the top, away from the flood and the flames, that’s where you’ll find your solution and your path forward. And you might be tempted, along the way, to try and restore the balance and harmony that once was before the disaster struck, but that’s not an option. We know that by now. What’s done is done. The past cannot be changed. These events we face forever change us. So you must fight that temptation with everything you’ve got, knowing instead you’ll create something new that transcends the past.
When these monsters of life come your way (and they will), you must slow down, have faith in yourself and in others and maybe in something higher—you must choose courage and rise above.
- Reflection title: Rise Like the Wind
- Creative inspiration: Angie Branham Mullins, The Psychology of Zelda
- Reflection Question: Am I choosing the easy reactions to obstacles? Or am I rising above with courage to see a new way forward?