“Sometimes you have to fall apart to find pieces of yourself you never knew where there.”

Nothing shows you what you’re made of like hardship. It’s only when we are put to the test that we discover our strength, our resolve, our sensitivity and our resilience.

I had no idea who I was, until I experienced deep heartbreak. It was only when I fell apart, that I found out I was much stronger than I thought, but more vulnerable than I had guessed.

I look back now and I realise how clueless I was, not only as to my own truth, but also as to the world around me. I was living in the illusion of a life that was sold to me through the system of indoctrination as the only way to live and understand life; one more cog in the system, one more energetic being feeding the matrix.

Falling apart not only made me discover parts of me I didn’t know existed, it also made me realise there could be a whole new understanding of life and reality outside of the system.

As I put myself together again, I was able to do so with greater awareness, with a newfound perspective, with newly acquired wisdom and with a sense of strength, courage and freedom I had never felt before.

Sometimes falling apart is the best thing that can happen to us, so if you find yourself in pieces right now, please understand life is giving you a unique chance to discover and rebuild yourself like the person that you were meant to be and not the one society molded into being.

There is a better ‘you’ awaiting and a better life in store. This is your chance, as hard as it may be, to make sure you don’t miss the lessons and the opportunity that life has brought to you through pain.

As counterintuitive as it may be, pain must sometimes be embraced as our greatest teacher, so learn from it, but remember to let it go, never dwell in it, life’s too short and there’s too much to look forward to.
❤️❤️❤️

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Notes to Readers:

Pain has been the great teacher for many while living in the third dimension. Still, many have failed to learn the lessons taught by pain. And to some, feeling pain and blaming others for it has become an excuse to keep from moving on, letting go, and taking responsibility.

Hmmm, I’m going to have delve deep into this one and don’t quite feel it yet. I’ll get back to you on this…

Eliza

P.S. I think a lot of my readers are this: