For all of those who celebrate, Happy Thanksgiving! For those of you who don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, I hope you have a wonderful day as well! I am so thankful for not only the people I know in person, but also for all of you who have supported me through words of kindness and other acts of kindness such as reading, liking, and following my blog. Writing this blog and communicating with you guys has shown me that I’m not alone in my struggles and has shown me just how kind the people in this world can be! Thank you so much, you all mean so much to me! I feel so blessed to have your support and friendship!
3 Days 3 Quotes Challenge-Part 2
For my first quote for the second part of my 3 Days 3 Quotes challenge, I’ve chose to use lyrics from the song A Life Uncommon by Jewel.
“And lend your voices only to sounds of freedom
No longer lent your strength to that
which you wish to be free from
Fill you lives with love and bravery
And we shall lead a life uncommon” –Jewel, Life Uncommon
I love this song and I love these lyrics! These four lines especially illustrate how we have to treat anxiety. Instead of giving into fear and allowing anxiety to make us feel weak and unable to do things, we have to stand up to it and prove to ourselves that we have the strength to get over our obstacles.
So much of our time is spent on worrying, so much of our strength is put to something that we don’t even enjoy doing! Instead of using our strength to accomplish our goals, we put it towards obsessing!
Jewel states in this song that the way to freedom is to stop putting our efforts towards something so toxic. If we lend our strength to our fears, they’re only going to grow stronger. However, if we fill our lives with things such as hope, bravery, and love and we show ourselves that we have the strength to power through our struggles, we’ll live a life that we enjoy!
Please, please, please do yourselves a favor and try to listen to this song, it really is great! The song is off of Jewel’s CD “Spirit”. What songs make you guys feel stronger? Feel free to let me know!