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Fear no Fall

 What are you afraid of?

‎Is it the hate in their eyes, or the smirk upon their lips?

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‎Why do you keep looking back? Are you afraid that your past may catch up with you, or that the mistakes you buried with their regrets may come knocking at your door? Perhaps you fear that others will blame your present on your past mishaps. Even if it be so, what is done is done—you need not fear the fall.

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‎Did the deeds of yesterday take a part of your physical self, leaving you with a soul-drenching sense of incompleteness? Still, you must know this: what is done is done—you need not fear the fall.

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‎Healing begins the moment you believe in miracles. Do you believe in miracles? You should—and here is why:

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‎Miracles are not the product of your hard work. They are not born of careful deeds, intellectual planning, diligence or craft.

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‎A miracle is an extraordinary and welcome event, inexplicable by natural or scientific laws, and therefore attributed to a divine agency.

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‎Now, take a moment to look back at your life—then compare it to where you are now. Make a list of all your miracles, and you will see that truly, you need not


"Fear no fall.

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