I've attempted to write this post multiple times. I want to write more frequently, yet I am a deeply emotionally driven person. Hence I cannot force myself to make a post if i do not have anything that has inspired me. Perhaps I have something to say today after multiple tries I came up with a thought.
As I was playing one of my favorite songs to play and sing on the piano Angel by Sarah McLachlan a thought struck.
It's easier to believe in this sweet madness,
Oh, this glorious sadness,
That brings me to my knees.
Oh, this glorious sadness,
That brings me to my knees.
As i was singing these simple words I came to a realization, that is, I realized this once was true of me. To be truly happy I believe one must experience devastation and sadness. In reaching a sobering low point one is able to appreciate the littlest blessing in life.
I used to savor my depression and found a comfort in this solidarity that i had created for myself. this however creates an extremely unhealthy mental and physical status. I cannot say i will never fall back into this, yet i do know I have learned that depression is not the answer. Sadness can teach the world a multitude of valuable lessons. We must come out of this sadness and times of trouble with a strength that only can be found through fibers being stripped clean and slowly rebuilt.
I have experienced sweet madness in my life. And i have reached moments where it has been easier to embrace this the madness and sadness became a glorious thing to me. it was why i woke every morning it was my purpose.
Brings Me To My Knees
....this is the line that has found me where i am today. I woman who is a strong individual-through Christ. I struggle with bringing myself to my knees and this is when i fall back into finding home in my madness.
I struggle every single day.
This reminded me of a quote by C.H. Spurgeon: "Those who dive in the sea of affliction bring up rare pearls."
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Thank you..that is an awesome quote!
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