Always believe that you will always be okay.
That everything has a way of working out, and that there is something good waiting for you.
Whether you believe in God, the universe, fate, loved ones looking over you, or something else; believe that there are forces at work making a way for you.
I’ve personally experienced things over the past few years that can only be explained as divine intervention, and I am so at peace in knowing that something bigger than me is looking after me, and guiding me towards where I need to be.
I’ve lost an awful lot as a result of falling in love with the wrong person, but yet I’m so grateful for everything that has worked out.
I am so grateful for all of the times that when I needed help that it turned up.
I am so grateful for meeting some amazing people who have helped shape my journey.
I am so grateful for the lessons that I’ve learned along the way.
I am so grateful for all of the amazing experiences that I’ve been able to have that wouldn’t have been possible in my old life.
But most of all I am so grateful for the person I’ve become that could never have become that person if I hadn’t experienced any of what I’ve been through.
There is a peace in knowing that everything has a way of working out, even when in the moment it doesn’t feel like it.
There is a peace in knowing that karma will do its work for you, and I’ve certainly witnessed that.
Somehow we always seem to end up where we need to be, learn what we need to learn, and become better in ways that we couldn’t have without experiencing what we’ve been through.
Life doesn’t need to be perfect for you to appreciate and be grateful for what you have and for what remains.
There is always something to be grateful for no matter how hard or how trying times might be.
Sometimes all we need is just that small moment to remind us that there are still things to be thankful for, because this helps to keep things in perspective for us.
There’s a quote that I always come back to and it’s this; In the end everything will be okay, and if it's not okay it's not yet the end.
So always choose to believe that things are going to work out.
Always choose to believe that you will be okay, whatever that looks like.
But most importantly remember that having gratitude for what you do have, will always be far more powerful than holding onto the pain of everything that didn’t work out.
~ Mark Smith