Courage, dear heart

In moments when we feel lost, weak, doubtful, or scared, a powerful whisper can arise from within: "Courage, dear heart." This phrase, inspired by C.S. Lewis, is more than just words. It's a lifeline, a gentle reminder that even in unfamiliar territories, we've faced similar challenges before and triumphed.

"Courage, dear heart"

-C.S. Lewis, Voyage of the dawn threader

The journey of life is punctuated with peaks and valleys, light and shadow. There might be times when we stand at crossroads, unsure of which direction to take. Or moments when the weight of the world seems unbearably heavy on our shoulders. Yet, if we pause and listen closely, the whisper returns, "Courage, dear heart."

Remember, this isn't our first rodeo. We've navigated choppy waters before and have always found our way back to shore. It's this resilience, this inherent strength within, that propels us forward.

So the next time doubt clouds your path, or fear tries to hold you back, summon that voice from within. Remind yourself of past victories, of challenges surmounted, and whisper: "Courage, dear heart." Because we've been here before, and we've always emerged stronger. We can, and will, do it again.

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