Sometimes, in fact, I would say, every day we have to save faith in something. I believe in God, you believe in this, in this, you share my faith, whatever, because I’m not talking about religion. I’m talking about maintaining the ability to believe.
Shipwreck in this sea of the world where we are so often lost between pains of distant and undivided love, among disappointments, fears, expectations, afflictions.
- I’m talking about seeing faith as a little buoy floating in the middle of everything.
- And believing.
- Believing and believing that you can survive and overcome it.
I say that we use our hearts as a compass, we immerse ourselves in the depths of unnecessary suffering, we turn our attention to ourselves, we think that the world is reduced to this moment when it is difficult to change rhythm. Have you ever tried walking in the water?
Sometimes it is necessary to keep faith in our ability to be strong, even if we are not strong, faith, the will to hold on to this piece of buoy, whatever it is in our lives, allows us to overcome difficulties, whatever they may be. .
Tomorrow we look back, wonder how he managed to overcome this moment, how he managed to raise a child, overcome an injury, forgive the “unforgivable”, forget a love, forget a pain, get out of an abyss, walk in the most total darkness.
Is it because you’ve managed to maintain the ability to believe? I don’t know what he believed, but he trusted and gained that power beyond normal, which is not his, but it comes from greater strength somewhere in this vastness of the Universe. Sometimes, in fact, I’d say, every day we have to save faith in something, take that buoy and don’t sink you. There’s a float for everyone, believe it.