Out of Desert

In the Desert

The desert is a place of deep sorrows. It's a place where your cries go unheard. It's a place where darkness reigns. It's a place where you can't seem to find a way of escape. If you've ever been in a desert (figuratively speaking), you'll be able to relate.

Are You in a Desert Season in Your Life?

Sometimes the best way forward when you're in a desert is to follow the path of least resistance. According to Carl Jung, a well-known psychiatrist, what you resist persists. In my opinion, however, this is only true in certain contexts. I believe that there are times when you've to push through or put up a fight so that that which you're resisting will stop. (When you're pushing through or putting up a fight, you're basically resisting that which is opposing you.)

Whatever path you choose to take, whether it's the path of least resistance or the path of pushing through, you'll eventually be out of the desert as long as you stay in the game of life.

Desert Song

While you're in the desert season, it might be good to listen to songs that are uplifting because they could do wonders in lifting your mood.

As I was searching online for songs with the title "Desert Song", I came across the "Desert Song" by Hillsong. Although it's not exactly a song about desert experiences, it's still a good song to listen to when you need an emotional lift.

Out of Desert

Nobody likes to go through a desert season. But if you find yourself in the midst of such a season, take comfort in the knowledge that it won't be a forever season although it might seem like it. And once you're out of it, you'd have grown a lot stronger.


Cheers,

Annie Chan

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