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 "Although God doesn’t always shield us from our challenges, he does promise to transform us through them." – Lisa Hromada If you’ve ever had a pregnancy loss, you know it’s an experience unlike any other. You not only experience emptiness of the heart, but you experience emptiness of the womb—that sacred space in which you were growing a life. It’s an incredibly difficult loss because you must deal with both the emotional impact as well as the physical impact of the loss. You inevitably feel every sensation and pain in your body as it adapts to no longer being pregnant. To be able to grow life within you I believe is as much a spiritual experience as it is a physical one. So, it's no wonder we question God and the meaning behind our loss as we work through grief. When I lost my first pregnancy through a missed miscarriage, I felt completely blindsided. After spending my entire childhood dreaming about how perfect my pregnancy story would be, I never fathomed the possibility that it would be anything but perfect... I realized that the only thing left to do was... (Read more on Her View from Home >>)  Original Article by Lisa Hromada is Featured on Her View from Home
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There’s a saying, “Everyone has a book in them.” I believe that there is a spiritual truth behind this quote. This truth relates to your journey as a unique individual and a unique soul, and your ability to shift, transform and improve your life in the here and now. I often speak about how there are three stories to life:
It is within this third story that you find your life continually transforming for the better—where you feel more confident in your purpose, your path and your next steps in life. Yet, for most of us, the challenge is understanding how to co-write our life and “story” with God. While there are a number of methods to begin doing so, I will share one powerful question you can ask that will get you started and transform your life moment-by-moment. The #1 question that will continually transform your life is... (READ MORE on The Mindful Word >>) Original Article by Lisa Hromada is Featured on The Mindful Word
 In times of challenge when you feel yourself energetically and emotionally drowning, what saves you? Here’s one way to be uplifted out of the waters of despair. We’ve all been in this place at one time or another. Something happens in your life — the loss of a loved one, a betrayal, a diagnosis, or perhaps it’s a series of events or people who continually drain your energy — so much so that sometimes you feel like giving up. In these times, it’s like being in water up to your ears, with no support under your feet, fighting to stay afloat, and reaching for anything to pull yourself out. It’s an exhausting experience and you wonder how you’ll find your way out of the water and to a clear space to breath with peace again. In times of challenge when you feel yourself energetically and emotionally drowning, what saves you? What is it that pulls you to safety? The Way Out of Despair Begins with This (READ MORE >>)  Original Article by Lisa Hromada is Featured on Aspire Magazine Blog
 Upon waking in the morning and turning on the news, you’re immediately filled with stories of injustice, prejudice, violent protests, cruelty, greed, ignorance, and the like. Feelings of anger, sadness and perhaps even a desire for revenge bubble up inside of you. You wonder what’s going on in the world — how we came to this point where so many people look more at our differences, instead of seeing our similarities and then striving to somehow be a part of the solution. With a strong sense of fear and anger circulating — as we regularly see in the news — it seems that in response to it, there is often more of the same. Mahatma Gandhi is frequently quoted as saying, “An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind.” When I first heard this quote, I was struck by the visual. It is this idea that in choosing to punish another (or even just harbor hate or ill-will or spread a negative message in response to another’s actions) — even if just in your imagination — we are all harmed to some degree in the process. We end up spreading suffering and perpetuating more conflict even if we don’t realize it. It is this cycle of unconscious living that has blinded many from seeing their... READ MORE >>  Original Article by Lisa Hromada is Featured on Sivana East
 "The #1 Myth to Finding Your Purpose" by Lisa Hromada FEATURED ARTICLE on SunburyPress.com From the day that you are born, you innately seek to be happy. And for good reason. Life isn’t meant to be a constant struggle; it’s meant to be enjoyed and fully lived. It’s meant to be purposeful — hence your natural desire to find “purpose.” And when you find purpose, you also find happiness. The challenge comes when you inevitably face struggles, setbacks, stresses and other undesirable experiences, leaving you to feel unclear as to how to go about living the life that you want. Despite these experiences, you are also a divine creation and are infinitely connected with the Source of all creation — God. And as such, you have divine empowerments available to you at any moment. These empowerments are ones that lead you to happiness, purpose, fulfillment, and to creating a life of your choosing. The question is, “How?” Your path to happiness and to finding your purpose isn’t always clear. You might get caught up in negative thoughts, people and circumstances, and what you have not yet achieved, that you never feel truly happy. In fact, you feel out of balance. Your pursuit for “more” often seems like a journey through a desert filled with mirages. You might see what you’re looking for just up ahead, but once you get there, it’s not quite what you thought it would be. You then go about seeking “more” once again. This eager pursuit often leaves little room to experience lasting happiness and the satisfaction that comes from feeling that you are living your unique purpose. The #1 myth about finding your purpose is... |
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