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Life comes with many challenges. One could liken those challenges to be a storm that can shake the very foundation of one’s existence. Most of the time, I would rather wish there were no storms in the first place, looking for places to hide from such inconveniences. Nevertheless, it is crucial to wildlife the longing as even if we cannot stop or prevent them, we can figure out how to cope with the challenges of life.
There is no such thing as a perfect storm; when a storm comes, it is often worse than we expect. We might experience such feelings as fear, vexation, and indecision. Such feelings are normal they serve to remind us of the fact that we are indeed human. However, rather than being overwhelmed by these feelings, we can decide to deal with them. There lies one principle in all this. It is a change of viewpoint that changes everything. The storm can either be seen as something to be feared, or viewed as something that offers opportunity for development.
You can think of rain and strong wind around you. And suddenly it all comes down to discomfort. But instead, you would allow yourself to dance. To dance in the rain means to come to terms with the challenges life throws at you instead of fighting them. It is smiling in the midst of a situation that is painful. When we are ready to dance, we are aware of the circumstances we are in but we will not be confined by them.
In order to develop this attitude, for example, we could try to begin by changing our views on gratitude. Warmth still exists within the coldest of winters, a good friend, a brief tranquility, or an experience. It is easier to keep away from the low tides when one entertains the notion of gratitude. Thanks helps one to remain positive which is beneficial in overcoming the high tides.
Equally important is misfortune. This has to do with recovery from the given misfortune or loss and the ability to learn from it. Each and every storm that comes our way carries with it a lesson. Perhaps we learn that we are stronger than we think or what is most important in our lives. All these experiences contribute to building misfortune in us, so that we are more prepared when the next one comes.
It would be best to remain adaptable as well. Just like a dancer who follows the beat and stride of the music, life also commands that some plans and expectations are altered as situations evolve. Change may be met by dislike, yet more often than not it will come with blessings. Keeping our spirits and our minds clear, new ways can be imagine, even when the storm is still fully intact and does not look like tapering.
Last but not least, we may take comfort in our aspirations. The storm can make it hard to keep sight of our ambitions. Nevertheless, protecting our ambitions can motivate us to press on. Thinking of brighter tomorrows encourages us, for it reminds us that the fierce storm is only temporary and there shall be peace.
To echo the physician's insights, most of the storms we face in life are not optional; rather, the attitude that we take toward them is. the unbrella of the storm is the attitude going dancing in the rain. Storms will arise at different occasions, but what defines us is the rhythm that we are able to dance even at such times. Relish the storm, as it will be part of your beautiful story.