Monday, June 19, 2017

Happy Ending... (Part One)

Image result for Faith in the Savior taught me that no matter what happened in my past, my story could have a happy ending.












If there was anything in this world to make me not recognize how much courage it takes to put your faith in the Savior, then I'm probably not meant to write up this so called post. I am not sure if there was anything in my life where I wasn't ever relying on my Savior, Jesus Christ to make my burdens light and not quite as difficult as they appeared to be. It's definitely been awhile since I last blogged anything on here about things that have a great significance to me and always will. If you've chosen to perceive this post of mine as something of not worth reading through, then you can easily make the decision to not scroll any further. I truly have to believe that this profound quote I came across on my facebook news feed earlier today, was certainly something that I probably needed to hear and come to terms with in what is really happening here. I know that this isn't necessarily probably one of those so called happiest blog posts you'll ever read in your life, but this quote means so much to me on a level of what I know has always been a part of me. It's never easy to keep my mouth shut about what I've always believed in to share with people and yet I wouldn't want to see myself in a situation where it was the both of us trying to convince the other one that what I was trying to share was not anything short of being true. If whatever I end up sharing with you all today in this post is nothing further from what I've held so tightly onto and never try in failing on the unexpected outcomes that could result within having to try as hard as I can to share my thoughts today.





AFTER YOU READ THROUGH THIS POST---Hopefully you get something better out of it and try to not perceive this as just a "So Called "broken" & "disabled" person just striving to get people's attention so that they don't feel like their thoughts are not come across as what you'd say--- Oh, I don't know, "Like something a normal person wouldn't ever think to share with the rest of the world". It's obvious to those of you reading this right now that I wouldn't ever write a post that was supposed to appear as being normal or not something you would think to not share with pple who NEVER READ through my posts unless I felt like it was worth my time letting people of this universe know about what is important to me!!!! Perceive that however you choose to, but don't say I didn't think to warn you about this, because unless you choose not to continue on with scrolling, then it's your own fault, not mine!!




Whenever I have put my trust and faith in my Savior, Jesus Christ-- there is not one single thing he wouldn't be there to help me understand better or have a life lesson to learn from it. I know it isn't a very common inspiring quote you'd find across on facebook, but this one in particular stood out to me in a way that I've never known before until this very moment. I know it isn't like me to be powerfully intrigued by something like this, and it may not be what you would want it to be & yet it continuously blesses me in a way that I know has made me more aware of my spiritual outlooks on life. 




My entire life I've already known what is important to me and never letting it get in the way of other worldly outside influences around me. I know it isn't necessarily surprising to people out there who are reading this that I would never hesitate for a second about what keeps me going forward in the many challenges I have on a consistent basis if not more than the average person experiences. I'm not here today pretending to sound like my life is perfect in anyway shape or form, because nobody's life is that close to what you are probably thinking. I know it wouldn't change my mind for a second on whatever comes up in my path of what my mission on this earth is supposed to be like. Just because we have stumbling blocks that never accidentally get in our paths and trying to be more alert of the many ways I can better myself to be more like the Savior everyday. 






All of us are going to have happy endings to our life stories and sometimes it might be more than what you'd think of it being. I know there is not much more to what I'm really getting across here than anything else in this blog post you are currently scrolling through. I am grateful more than I'll admit at this moment in time of what is important to me and never fails to brighten my perspectives on everything that gets thrown at us occasionally. Keep pushing yourself forward with faith and trust in the Savior to help you through anything that may seem like next to impossibly unbearable for us to handle. Our Savior, Jesus Christ will never give us something he knows we couldn't possibly get thru in having his hand direct us in the right way of where we are supposedly needed to be right now. I am grateful for the many unexpected times I've recieved peace in my heart and soul in the midst of every trial that I've ever had to experience either alone or with somebody else. 






(End of Part One)




No comments:

Post a Comment