What is The Struggle

What do butterflies look like to a human soul? Meet Maggie, an elderly wife, and mother who would be able to find that. Maggie was not rich as a millionaire or poor in terms of homelessness. He lived a good life in luxury. It gets better when the beautiful baby girl arrives. She and her husband made sure their daughter met their needs and were able to take an annual vacation by the sea. Maggie was a partner in her husband's business. They both had a different set of tasks that kept everything in balance. One day the negative impact came on her husband's business, and within three years, the business left the site. Her husband had to rejuvenate himself completely and was eager to fulfill the dream with a new calling.

 

He was pleased and supportive, but the money was not coming in. Maggie began to feel guilty that she had not donated any income. He had been working outside the home for a long time and had to work for someone else. Needless to say, she was nervous but confident that everything would be all right. He started looking for a job and found it difficult to fill out applications, especially when asked for job directions. Remember, she had been working alone with her husband for almost 20 years. Sounds like that didn't matter as he has never been called for an interview. While hunting, his mother became seriously ill and was hospitalized for a week. When Maggie's mother returned home, she became her mother's helper one day a week. She made purchases,

 

changed sheets, cleaned, and did other things that her mother could no longer do. Of course, his mother would pay him for his time and work, but he still saw that he needed another source of income. One of the first applications he completed was eventually found. He passed the interview and was told that he was "exactly" what they wanted. Although it was only a matter of time, it was exactly what he wanted. It was important for her to be home when her daughter came home from school. You have been told that they will contact you once the system is ready. Knowing that he has this job made him feel satisfied and productive again. Within a few weeks, he received an email stating that the company had changed jobs full-time and was not eligible. Maggie was upset.

 

He felt betrayed and felt betrayed. That night she was alone as her husband and daughter went out to sleep. She accepted the solitude and wanted to immerse her grief in a hot tub of blisters. Knowing what he was going to do, he began to cry and paused for a moment because of the pain of the rejection. Three long years of struggle had finally won him over. Then he became angry; he was angry at everything from the circumstances that brought him to God himself. He cried out, “What do you want me to do for you?” He truly felt that God had abandoned him. When she could no longer cry, she became tired and gave up. It was then that she came up with the idea of ​​giving some nursing home care. Using another computer talent, he printed flyers and cards and distributed them to his church, grocery store and even placed a small advertisement in a newspaper. Within a week, he had acquired two new customers.

 

Even if he is not a big company manager or a power player, he feels happy and productive again. So, had God really left him? Let's look at nature through lessons and answers. Before the butterfly can emerge from the chrysalis, it must undergo a great deal of difficulty. Yes, it isn't easy. Every time it comes out to escape, acids are removed from its wings. If someone were to break the chrysalis open, the butterfly would die from the acid. Actually, a struggle is needed to survive the butterfly. Then peace, when the struggle is over, the butterfly can come out and share its beauty with the world. We, as humans, are no different. We need to fight to remove the acids that create sorrow, fear, and anger. It is only then that we are tired and still begin to hear the Universe whisper.

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