We spend much of our energy resisting reality. We wish things were different—that the weather was better, that people were kinder, that we were more successful. This resistance creates friction and suffering.
Acceptance is the radical act of saying 'yes' to the present moment. It does not mean passivity or resignation. It means acknowledging the facts of the situation without emotional reactivity.
When we accept what is, we free up the energy that was bound up in resistance. We gain clarity and the ability to respond effectively. We align ourselves with the flow of life rather than swimming upstream.
The divine will is expressed in the reality of now. By accepting the present, we align ourselves with that divine will and find a deep, unshakeable peace.
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