Struggling Internally: Accept the grace

Every struggle you have within is an opportunity for grace to show up and cancel out the internal conflict.
The current example
I had this article all ready to go, but I made the mistake of copying other information over what I typed for this blog.
This snafu caused me to become frustrated, annoyed, and somewhat irritated, which caused me to be hard on myself for making the ‘mistake.’
But, as I paused and got myself together, I realized I needed to accept grace because I’m not perfect…
Accepting grace is not always convenient
You might be facing a situation right now where it feels like it’s your fault.
You feel like if you would have loved more, looked differently, exercised more, had more money, had the right opportunity, and the list keeps going, — it would have gone as you planned in your head.
I’ve found that it’s not about the plan in your head, it’s about meeting yourself where you are, which is a form of accepting grace by being kind to yourself.
Each day you are kind to yourself, you allow grace to flow within, therefore, permitting you to be imperfect.
In real life
A lot of times, as humans, we see the perfection in others, but we forget to look at the beautiful qualities we have in ourselves.
For example, the missed opportunity, the bad breakup, the loneliness from not being in a relationship, wanting a life that others have, and the list can keep going… will have you spinning internally.
However, when you see the qualities, you have to offer, you are setting yourself up to receive grace.
Seeing your qualities becomes an opportunity for you to accept the grace that is freely given to you in this season of your life so that you receive the goodness that’s headed your way — eventually.
Final thoughts
I encourage you today to be kind to ‘you.’
Know that you have not missed your opportunity to have the desires of your heart fulfilled.
In fact, those desires are coming right on time because you are better prepared to handle the requirements needed for what you desired.
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This is a well written article. I learned a lot and will meditate and reflect on this. I am a perfectionist and beat myself up when I make a mistake or miss an opportunity. I like the tweeted quotes and will remember those going forward. Thank you for this!
Thank you for your comment! I relate to that feeling of being a perfectionist and when it does not work…I tend to feel a particular kind of way. But, I’m learning that there are mistakes in perfection because, for it to be perfect, one has to correct the errors first.