From Impossible to Done

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Nelson Mandela was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary and politician, who served as the first black President of South Africa.

Quote Meaning

This quote means that when we face a difficult task or challenge, it may seem impossible at first glance and we might feel discouraged. However, as we take action and work towards our goal, we may be surprised to find that what we thought was impossible can actually be accomplished. The quote encourages us to not give up and persevere through difficulties because we may be capable of achieving more than we initially thought.

Let's Meditate

1. Have you ever experienced a situation that seemed impossible, but you were able to overcome it? What was your mindset like during that time?

2. How can we develop the determination and perseverance to see things through, even when they seem daunting and impossible?

3. How does the phrase "it always seems impossible until it's done" relate to your personal goals or aspirations? What steps can you take to make them a reality?

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Expectations vs. Reality

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Charles Spurgeon was a 19th-century English Baptist preacher, known for his powerful preaching and influential writings.

Quote Meaning

This quote means that our expectations play a crucial role in determining what we receive in our lives. Sometimes we desire certain things, but our expectations do not align with those desires, leading to disappointment. On the other hand, if our expectations match our desires, we are more likely to receive what we want. In essence, the quote suggests that our expectations shape our reality.

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1. What does this quote mean to you personally?

2. How can you manage your expectations to ensure that you are more likely to get what you want?

3. Have there been instances in your life where your expectations were not aligned with reality? If so, how did you respond and what did you learn from that experience?

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Two Kinds of People

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C.S. Lewis was a British writer and scholar, best known for his works in fantasy and Christianity.

Quote Meaning

This quote is about the different attitudes that people may have towards God. Those who say "Thy will be done" are willing to submit to God's plan and trust that it is for the best, even if it may not align with their own desires. On the other hand, those who insist on having things their way instead of submitting to God's will may experience consequences or miss out on God's blessings. Essentially, the quote suggests that surrendering to God's will is the wiser choice.

Let's Meditate

1. Which category do I fall into, those who submit to God's will or those who try to control their own lives?

2. What is the difference between surrendering to God's will and simply giving up control?

3. How can I ensure that I am aligning my desires with God's will for my life?

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Be the Change You Wish to See in the World

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Mahatma Gandhi was an Indian independence activist and political leader, who pioneered the use of nonviolent resistance against British rule in India.

Quote Meaning

This quote means that instead of waiting for others to bring about positive change in the world, we should take action and make changes ourselves. We should lead by example and embody the qualities that we want to see in others and in the world. In this way, we can directly and indirectly inspire others to create positive change and make the world a better place.

Let's Meditate

1. In what ways can we begin to embody the change we wish to see in the world?

2. How can we encourage others to adopt a similar mentality towards creating positive change in the world?

3. What kind of impact can our personal actions have in inspiring others to create change in their own lives and communities?

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