When life feels like it’s falling apart, it can seem like God is silent. But He may be speaking through the breaking. These moments, though painful, are sacred.God is not absent—He’s clearing the ground for something new. Trust the process and look for His purpose in your pain. What feels like an ending may be the first step toward a new beginning.

God Speaks Through the Breaking

Sometimes God lets you rot—not to harm you, but to remake you.When everything collapses—relationships, routines, and your sense of self—it’s terrifying. But it’s also a divine reset. God is clearing the way for transformation.

The Rot Before the Resurrection

Transformation isn’t instantaneous—it’s a journey. For years, I fought God’s call by clinging to distractions and old habits. But God won’t take what you don’t give Him.	•	Surrender is the key to rebuilding.	•	True transformation happens when we release control to Him.

Breaking Down to Build Back

Growth often requires letting go of what no longer serves you—or Him. Discomfort around people, habits, or patterns is God’s nudge to release them. Vulnerability in the breaking process is fertile ground for transformation. What feels like loss is so often God making space for something greater.

Letting Go to Grow

Not everyone will understand your journey. Some will judge your decisions. Others may dismiss your transformation as “acting better than them.”The pain of being misunderstood is part of the cost of freedom. Let go of their opinions. Focus on becoming who God is calling you to be.

Misunderstood but Free

Jesus tells us in John 12:24: “Unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds.”God often uses breaking and loss to create new growth. He doesn’t let parts of us die to harm us but to bring forth fruit. Trust that the breaking is part of His divine plan.

God’s Pattern of Death and Rebirth

Here’s what surrender taught me:	•	God won’t take the wheel until you give it to Him.	•	Surrender requires consent—you must say, “Lord, I’m ready for You to drive entirely,” and let go of the proverbial wheel.	•	The journey may be painful, but God uses the breaking to make you whole.

Lessons from Surrender

The rot is not the end—it’s the beginning.God works through the breaking, the pain, and the moments that feel like endings. He is clearing the ground for something new, more alive, and aligned with His purpose for you.

Trust the Process

Even when it feels impossible and you feel shame that threatens to keep you in the shadows, your story has value. YOU are so very valuable. Sharing your journey can inspire someone else to open their heart. Your story can serve as a light for those still in the dark. Every tear and sacrifice has a purpose in God’s plan.

Your Story Matters

Psychologist Richard Tedeschi explains that personal growth often comes from pain. Nature teaches us this too:	•	Leaves decay, enriching the soil for new life.	• Rot is preparation, not an ending.God uses this same process in us, as reflected in His Word.

Transformation is Natural and Divine

Isaiah 61:3 reminds us that God gives us “beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning.”He transforms our brokenness into something radiant. He is with us in the breaking and the rebuilding.

God’s Promises Are True

Even when it doesn’t feel like it, your surrender to God is not in vain. Every tear, sacrifice, and misunderstood moment is building a life aligned with His purpose.Trust Him—what He’s building in you, and through you, will be worth it.

Keep Going

Sometimes God lets us break to rebuild us. This testament to God’s promises explores surrender, transformation, and finding purpose through faith. I invite you to visit the linked article if you’d like to read about my experience in full. Blessings and love.

What do you do when your life feels like it’s crumbling into dust, and God seems silent? Sometimes, it feels like He’s letting you rot—but what if that decay is the first step toward new life? Now, consider this: What if God is not silent at all? What if He’s speaking in a language that…

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A young, vibrant soul filled with abundant life,Scurrying forward without fear,Jumping with strength,Flowing through nature’s course with unwavering confidence.

In times of trouble, a gentle embrace,A smile of love,A warmth that cheers the heart,A friend willing to fight the world for love’s cause.

Yet, shadowed in the light,The Mother of Nature—DeathWhy do you torment us?Why do you steal joy from our grasp,Taking away the ones we hold dear?

Why do you come like a thief in the night,Ripping life from its root,Becoming a source of fear for mankind?Why do you deprive humans happiness, Joy and Love?Why won't you allow us to live forever with our friends and families?Why do you act like thief and steal this Precious life-our greatest Why must you sow despair?Why do you curse us so?

Perpetual motion—life, a gift to all living beings; death, a curse to all.A cruel joke played by nature herself?Are we not but clowns on a stage,Puppets bound to perform for unseen gods to mock?

Oh, how laughable, this fate we endureThe fragile strings of life held by a handThat will one day sever them all.This is the destiny of mankind:The pathetic, inevitable fate of all living beings.

Death, why do you steal what we hold dear? Why must death steal what life so generously gives?

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When someone sees the same people everyday, they wind up becoming a part of that person's life. And then they want the person to change. If someone isn't what others want them to be, the others become angry. Everyone seems to have a clear idea of how other people should lead their lives, but none about their own.

Making New Friends

At a certain point in our lives, we lose control of what's happening to us, and our lives become controlled by fate. That's the world's greatest lie.

What's The World's Greatest Lie?

And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.

There is a force that wants you to realise your destiny, it whets your appetite with a taste of success.When you play cards for the first time you are almost sure to win. Beginner's luck.

Principle Of Favorability

If I can learn to understand this language without words, I can learn to understand the world.

Making a decision is only the beginning of things.

When you want something with all your heart, that's when you are closest to the Soul of the World. It's always a positive force.

Soul Of The World

One must fall in love and really know the person, before becoming committed.

Now I'm beginning what I could have started 10 years ago. But I'm happy at least that I didn't wait 20 years.

Just Start

"If good things are coming they will be a pleasant surprise, but if bad things are coming and you know in advance you will suffer greatly before they even occur."

Words Of A Seer (Who Could See The Future)

Based on the omens of the present. The secret here is in the present. If you pay attention to the present, you can improve upon it. And if you improve on the present, what comes later will also be better.

How To Guess The Future?

The boy had lived every one of his days intensely since he had left home so long ago. <ul><li>If he died tomorrow, he would already have seen more than other shepherds, and he was proud of that. </li></ul>Usually the threat of death makes people a lot more aware of their lives.

Living  Life

It's not what enters men's mouth that's evil, it's what comes out of their mouths that is.

There is only one way to learn. It's through Actions

Boy: Why are you called the Alchemist?Alchemist: Because that's what I'm.Boy: What went wrong when other Alchemists tried to make Gold and were unable to do so?Alchemist: They were looking only for gold. They were seeking the treasure of their destiny without actually wanting to live out the destiny.

What Goes Wrong?

Your Heart is Alive. Keep listening to what it has to say.Naturally it's afraid that in pursuing your Dream you might lose everything you've won.So tell your Heart that the Fear of Suffering is worse than the Suffering itself.But you will never be able to escape from your heart. So it's better to listen to what it has to say.

The Heart

Before a dream is realised, the Soul of the World tests everything that was learnt along the way.It does this not because it's evil, but so that we can, in addition to realising our dreams, master the lessons we've learned as we've moved towards it.That's the point at which most people give up.

Not To Give Up

When something evolves, everything around that thing evolves as well

After completing this Fabble, here are some key takeaways that I would like to share with you all.

"A special 25th anniversary edition of Paulo Coehlo's extraordinary international bestselling phenomenon--the inspiring spiritual tale of self-discovery that has touched millions of lives around the world.Combing magic, mysticism, wisdom and wonder, The Alchemist has become a modern classic, selling millions of copies around the world and transforming the lives of countless readers across generations. Paulo Coelho's masterpiece tells the mystical story of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy who yearns to travel in search of a worldly treasure. His quest will lead him to riches far different--and far more satisfying--than he ever imagined. Santiago's journey teaches us about the essential wisdom of listening to our hearts, of recognizing opportunity and learning to read the omens strewn along life's path, and, most importantly, to follow our dreams."--

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Paulo Coelho de Souza is a Brazilian lyricist and novelist and a member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters since 2002. His novel The Alchemist became an international best-seller and he has published 30 more books since then.

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Life can be hard, but even in pain, you can find purpose. Suffering becomes bearable when you understand it as part of your journey and growth.

Find Meaning In Suffering

You may not control your situation, but you can choose how to react. Your attitude can bring freedom, even in the worst circumstances.

Freedom in attitude

People with a reason to live can endure almost anything. A goal or dream gives you strength to face challenges.

Purpose drives survival

Love for someone or something can make life worthwhile. Even when apart, love can be a source of strength and hope.

Love gives life meaning

Life may seem chaotic, but focus on your actions, thoughts, and choices. These are always within your power.

Focus on what you can control

No matter how painful life gets, it won’t last forever. Remembering this can give you the strength to keep going.

Suffering is temporary

Each day brings opportunities to make choices and live meaningfully. Treat every moment as a chance to grow or help others.

Every moment matters

Even when everything is taken from you, your inner thoughts and willpower are still yours. No one can control your mind.

Inner freedom can’t be taken

What gives your life purpose is unique to you. You must find your own reason to live, not someone else’s.

Meaning is personal

Chasing happiness often leads to disappointment. Focus on meaning and purpose, and happiness will come naturally.

Happiness isn’t the goal

Even in terrible times, small acts of kindness and humanity can make a big difference. They remind us of our shared humanity.

Kindness shines in darkness

Even in suffering or boredom, life is meaningful. The challenge is to see and embrace that meaning.

Life has meaning in every moment

Hope can carry you through the hardest times. It helps you see beyond the pain to a better future.

Hope is powerful

Taking responsibility for your life and actions helps you grow. It gives you strength to face challenges with dignity.

Responsibility gives purpose

How you handle tough times shows who you really are. Use suffering as a chance to become stronger and wiser.

Suffering reveals character

Instead of asking what you want from life, ask what life wants from you. Answering this can guide you to purpose and fulfillment.

Life asks you questions

A prominent Viennese psychiatrist before the war, Viktor Frankl was uniquely able to observe the way that he and other inmates coped with the experience of being in Auschwitz. He noticed that it was the men who comforted others and who gave away their last piece of bread who survived the longest - and who offered proof that everything can be taken away from us except the ability to choose our attitude in any given set of circumstances. The sort of person the prisoner became was the result of an inner decision and not of camp influences alone. Only those who allowed their inner hold on their moral and spiritual selves to subside eventually fell victim to the camp's degenerating influence - while those who made a victory of those experiences turned them into an inner triumph. Frankl came to believe that man's deepest desire is to search for meaning and purpose. This outstanding work offers us all a way to transcend suffering and find significance in the art of living.

Viktor Emil Frankl M.D., Ph.D., was an Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist as well as a Holocaust survivor. Frankl was the founder of logotherapy, which is a form of Existential Analysis, the "Third Viennese School" of psychotherapy.His book Man's Search for Meaning (first published under a different title in 1959: From Death-Camp to Existentialism. Originally published in 1946 as Ein Psycholog erlebt das Konzentrationslager) chronicles his experiences as a concentration camp inmate and describes his psychotherapeutic method of finding meaning in all forms of existence, even the most sordid ones, and thus a reason to continue living. He was one of the key figures in existential therapy.

Viktor E. Frankl

Man's Search for Meaning

He recognizes communication with no conditions, no strings attached, no ulterior motive, no sales job, no desperate attempt to be liked.Somehow, after years of travel, it was in perhaps the most un-American of places where I first experienced a particu- lar flavor of freedom: the ability to say whatever I thought or felt, without fear of repercussion. It was a strange form of liberation through accepting rejection.

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The point is this: we all must give a fuck about some- thing, in order to value something. And to value something, we must reject what is not that something. To value X, we must reject non-X.

Importantance Of Saying No

Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet not to glorify romance, but to criticize how irrational and reckless it can be. The play highlights the dangers of impulsive love, serving as a warning rather than a celebration.

Understand Deep Meaning Of History Correctly.

1. Toxic vs. Healthy Relationships:In toxic relationships, people blame others for their problems or take responsibility for their partner's problems. This creates dependency and avoids accountability.In healthy relationships, individuals take responsibility for their own problems and support each other without trying to "fix" one another.2. What Are Boundaries?Boundaries are the lines between what you're responsible for and what your partner is responsible for.

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People with strong boundaries solve their own problems and don’t try to control their partner's emotions or actions.3. Toxic Patterns:Victims blame others and expect to be "saved" for attention and love.Savers take responsibility for fixing others, hoping it will make them feel valued and loved.These roles often stem from childhood experiences and perpetuate toxic cycles.4. Unconditional Love:True love means supporting your partner while they solve their own problems—not fixing their issues or blaming them for yours.Acts of love should be voluntary, not out of obligation or guilt.

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5. Signs of Healthy Relationships:Both partners respect each other’s independence and personal growth.They accept that they can’t meet every need or prevent all hurt feelings.Love is based on mutual respect and support, not conditions or manipulation.6. Key Test for Boundaries:Ask yourself: If either of us refused to do something, would the relationship stay intact?Healthy relationships can handle disagreements without falling apart.

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If we focus too much on always feeling good or making our partner feel good, no one ends up happy, and the relationship quietly falls apart.Conflict is essential for trust. It reveals who genuinely supports us and who is there for selfish reasons. Trust cannot grow without challenges; no one trusts someone who agrees with everything. The discomfort in relationships helps build deeper trust and intimacy.Rebuilding trust is a long and challenging process, and both parties must understand the difficulty of what they’re committing to.

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In healthy relationships, both people need to feel free to say "no" and accept "no" without fear. Without this balance, boundaries collapse, and one person’s needs overpower the other’s. Conflict isn’t just normal—it’s vital for maintaining a healthy, honest relationship. Without it, relationships become manipulative and eventually toxic.Trust is fragile, like a china plate. If broken once, it can be repaired with effort. But if it’s broken repeatedly, it becomes harder to restore and may eventually become irreparable

1. Admitting Fault and Owning Values:The person who broke the trust must acknowledge the harmful values or attitudes that led to their actions, like selfishness or disrespect for the relationship. They must also show they’ve changed those values. Without this honesty, there’s no foundation for rebuilding trust.2. Proving Change Through Actions:Words alone aren’t enough. The trust-breaker must demonstrate consistent, improved behavior over time to show they’ve truly changed.

Rebuilding Requires 2 Critical Steps:

1. Diminishing Returns of Experiences:When you’re new to something, the first experiences feel exciting and transformative. But as you gain more experience, each new adventure, possession, or relationship impacts you less.2. Choosing Depth Over Breadth:Instead of chasing endless options, focusing deeply on what truly matters brings greater satisfaction. For example, committing to a career, a relationship, or a small group of meaningful friendships leads to more fulfillment than constantly seeking variety.

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3. Freedom in Commitment:Commitment reduces distractions and simplifies decision-making, freeing you from the constant pursuit of "more." It allows you to focus on your most important goals and values, ultimately leading to greater happiness and success.4. Breadth vs. Depth:Exploring widely is important when you're young—it helps you discover what’s worth committing to. But true reward comes from diving deep into a few meaningful areas, whether it’s relationships, work, or personal growth.

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To have no other Gods before him. What does this truly mean? idols are most of the time a huge part of our life. We all have idols and we don’t even know it. We don’t even recognize the fact that we have multiple idols. An Xbox can be an idol. When the commandment says no other Gods, the Lord doesn’t just mean gods as in lords. But he also means anything that you put before him that’s not him can serve as a idol or a “god” in your life. Be careful, one way that you can keep this from happening, is that you can have a constant prayer life to keep in check your idols and gods.

1. No Other Gods

God doesn’t want you to have the possibility to worship a statue or anything that you think can resemble anything of his likeness. He doesn’t want you to worship an idol, he wants you to worship him. You don’t need anything to worship God. All you need is him, and he wants it to be this way. So it’s him and him alone. A good way to apply this to your life is to simply follow it. Don’t make anything that you think could be God and definitely if you do. Don’t worship it for that could serve as a “god” or an “idol” in the process.

2. None of Image & Likeness

Would you like it if someone else used your name almost like a cuss word? The Lord does not like it when someone uses his name in vain.one way you can apply this to your life is by watching the words that you say. Removing these words that we use in a vulgar manner can be appropriate and useful. It brings a certain class to your life.

3. Name In Vain

I accidentally left this out. Truly I didn’t mean to on the original release. What is the sabbath? Exodus‬ ‭20‬:‭9‬-‭10‬ says this. “Six days you shall labor, and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the Lord your God. On it you shall not do any work, you, or your son, or your daughter, your male servant, or your female servant, or your livestock, or the sojourner who is within your gates.” Sadly this commandment is misunderstood most of the time. At first I over read it and I did not fully understand it. It’s important to keep the sabbath holy. God did say such.

4. Day of The Sabbath

To honor your Mother and Father. To respect and hold true to biblical values that your parents are always ahead of you. Respect them with all your heart and honor them for they brought you into this world. Most of the time they can take you out too. God will honor and bless you if your honor your mother and father.

5. Mother & Father

First of all. We all know that murder is wrong. That is a morality question. For more on morality search up “Morality” by Alex Dabbs on this app. If I can add the post I will add it to the end of this note.We all know to not murder. If you have a problem with murder. I’m afraid I can’t help you with that. You must take that cross up with God himself.<a href="https://dsta.sh/LuVhA4Dre9iQ3ZZE6">Morality by Alex Dabbs</a>

6. Shall Not Murder

One of the biggest things that is simply infecting this generation and truly has been slowly moving into this world is lust. Lust is one of the biggest problems that we face in this day and age. Adultery is simply lusting while married or lusting over someone who is also married. You don’t even have to actually do the deed to commit the sin. Simply just thinking and lusting over it in your thoughts is committing the sin as well. Here is a verse that backs what I said.”But I say to you that everyone who looks at a woman with lustful intent has already committed adultery with her in his heart.”

7. Adultery

This is another Commandment that is based around morality. Right and Wrong. What makes it wrong to kill or steal someone or something? There is a sense of right and wrong. This in itself shows that God exists and he is very real. would you like it if someone came and just took something that you saved up for and bought with your own money? No. So don’t steal, treat your neighbor as you want to be treated.

8. Do Not Steal

Would you want your neighbor to lie and say that you did something that you actually did not do? I don’t think so. so don’t lie about your neighbor and their deeds. Keep everything to yourself. We as humans and Christians are not supposed to assume and tell fake truths.

9. False Witness

Covet means to want to possess something. So in this verse when he says not to “covet” he means for you not to want or be jealous of what your neighbors have. Be thankful for the stuff that you have. one way to apply this to your life is to look at what you have and take the time and just appreciate all of your belongings. You may have something that your neighbors may not have.

10. Covet

The Ten Commandments are here for a reason. We all need to read them and apply them in our day to day lives. They are important and not to be left alone. They are to be read and exorcise in our life. You can mainly find the Ten Commandments in your bible in the book of Exodus. Thank you for reading. It’s Christmas time when I release this. Merry Christmas, Happy holidays and i hope you have a happy New Year!

The Ten Commandments Wrapped Up

The Ten Commandments are famously known written down in the book of Exodus and also written in the book of Deuteronomy. What does the Ten Commandments mean? How do you apply them to your life? How can you challenge yourself with the Ten Commandments in your life? I’ll answer that for you.

The Ten Commandments

This morning began with clarity: “Stay in your lane.” It was the thought that formed as I prepared to open my eyes, and it wasn’t just about sticking to my goals but a gentle reminder to trust God’s timing and let go of distractions and fleeting emotions. As I reached for my phone to mark my to-do list, I “accidentally” opened my photo app. The first image I saw said, “Your discipline may be a joke to them now, but your results will silence them.” I smiled—it felt like God was affirming my path, nudging me to stay the course I’ve chosen.

Stay in Your Lane

Moments later, another image appeared: “One of the most important skills is having the courage to walk away from people who disrespect you or simply aren’t good for you.” I laughed—it felt like God was giving me not just a to-do list but a not-to-do list. These reminders brought to mind the relationships I’ve walked away from—not in anger or bitterness, but in peace. Following God’s path often means choosing love and leaving behind conflict and disrespect.

God’s Not-To-Do List

Aligning with God’s calling disrupts old patterns. We stop enabling unhealthy dynamics, participating in what dishonors Him, or tolerating disrespect. For some, these changes feel like rejection or a loss of control, but that’s not what it is. As we grow in emotional intelligence, we recognize these patterns for what they are. Emotional regulation teaches us to pause, reflect, and respond thoughtfully rather than reacting impulsively. Breaking free requires self-awareness and discipline, even when it disrupts others’ expectations.

Breaking Old Patterns

Emotional maturity is essential when walking in alignment with God. Psychology defines emotional regulation as the ability to pause, reflect, and respond thoughtfully rather than reacting impulsively. This self-discipline requires self-awareness to recognize emotions and patterns, as well as the courage to act with intention.

Emotional Maturity in Action

The aforementioned “shift” to alignment isn’t about others—it’s about obedience to God’s calling. By choosing integrity and alignment with our Higher Power, we naturally disrupt the dynamics that once gave others access to manipulate or control us. This can lead to frustration or even hurt on their part, though they may not realize their pain comes from unmet expectations, entitlement, or unresolved emotions. Emotional regulation, rooted in faith and discernment, helps us choose love, integrity, and peace, even in difficult moments.

A Shift in Perspective

You have power over your mind—not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength.

Here’s the truth: holding a grudge only hurts the person holding it. Bitterness is a heavy burden, robbing the heart of peace and joy. As believers, we’re called to release those burdens—both our own grudges and those held against us—so we can walk in freedom. Paul reminds us in Ephesians 4:31-32 to let go of “all bitterness, rage, and anger” and instead to “forgive each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” True freedom comes in releasing and forgiving, not holding onto bitterness.

Releasing Bitterness

When others hold grudges against us, it often stems from their own struggles. They may cling to control, feel rejected, or resent losing access to unaligned parts of us. But their pain isn’t ours to fix. Even Jesus experienced this—He walked in perfect love and yet was misunderstood, rejected, and resented by those who wouldn’t let go of their sin or expectations. Romans 12:17 reminds us, “Do not repay anyone evil for evil.” Emotional maturity means rising above, reflecting Christ’s love, and releasing the need to defend ourselves or fix others’ feelings.

When Others Hold Grudges

Walking in alignment with God’s calling requires trust—not only in His timing but in the process of letting go. When we release bitterness and resentment, we make room for peace. As we align with His plan, others may struggle to understand or even resist our growth. Still, we are called to live with integrity, discipline, and love, no matter how others respond. In Galatians 6:9, Paul encourages us: “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”

Bitterness and grudges weigh down the heart, but forgiveness brings freedom. This doesn’t mean we ignore the pain caused by others—it means we choose to rise above it. Jesus modeled this perfectly, forgiving even those who crucified Him, saying, “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing” (Luke 23:34). Forgiveness doesn’t mean excusing behavior; it means surrendering the burden of anger and trusting God to bring justice in His time.

The Power of Forgiveness

This journey of faith, emotional regulation, and forgiveness isn’t about perfection—it’s about obedience. By pausing, reflecting, and surrendering our emotions to God, we develop the strength to respond with love instead of reacting in frustration. As Proverbs 4:23 says, “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” When we guard our hearts with God’s truth, we can walk in peace, trusting His plan for us.

Obedience Over Perfection

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