Life is full of uncomfortability. Birth itself is a shift from warm, nurturing safety to cold, terrifying chaos, and it is our very first experience of Divine Discomfort. Life is a complicated, magnificent, and nuanced glory and living it is bound to be uncomfortable. This Black History Month we’re exploring lessons learned from being uncomfortable and how putting down the need to be comfortable allows space for transformation. We consider the universal pain of exclusion and oppression and open ourselves to the pull of our vision of a world that works for everyone. We end the month recognizing that being uncomfortable is the least of our concerns, because we have love work to do. -Rev. Sonia Russell
I invite you to recognize your own power and potential for positive transformation when you: embrace change, release limiting beliefs, cultivate awareness, engage in affirmative practices, seek support, and take inspired action. There are lessons to be learned in being uncomfortable.
- Do you have areas in your life where you’re comfortable?
- Where can you apply, utilize and practice science of mind and spirit principles?
- If you embraced being uncomfortable would the quality of your life increase?