“In a time of crisis we all have the potential to morph up to a new level and do things we never thought possible.”
— Stuart Wilde: Author, researcher on consciousness

Grow with pain, how do you react to painful experience? There are a  lot of people grow up with painful experience, but many of them  had “grown up with pain”. These people are able to change to a better life with their painful experience, they learn from their mistakee or the mistake of others. But they never succumb to that painful experience instead they brought out their potential and grow from strength to strength with each and every experience they had and live their life of their dream.

But they are even more people who “grew with pain” Their life is full of misery, if seems that all of the bad luck, so to speak, fall on to them. They live their daily life full of complaints, they blame the government, the society, their family, friend and any one they can think of but themselves.

“If you want a life with no bumps, you’ll never learn how to take your lumps”. Kent Krive

What makes the different between the people who “Grown up with Pain” and who “grew with pain’ is the later live in the past, they always look backward and find every possible reason or excuse for their failure in achieving anything.They found themselves in a painful situation, they asked themselves, “This is the situation I am in now, how did I landed in this situation and WHO IS RESPONSIBLE  for getting me into this?” And they started witch hunting for some one else to blame for their painful experience and never get out of it.

While the people who ‘grown with pain’ are able to look into their painful situation and asked themselves, “This is the situation that I am in now, how did I landed in this situation and WHAT SHOULD I DO  to get out of this, learn and grow from it?” And they did and grow from the painful experience move forward.

“Be Bold when you loose, be calm when you win.” “Heated Gold  become ornament, beaten copper become wire, depleted stone become statue. So the more pain you get in your life, you become more valuable.” like the quote on the photo say, but it very much depend on how you look at the situation and what you  do with the  experience. It make a lot of different on How you look at Thing!

In this unparalleled new audio program, The Answers Are Within You: Unveiling Life’s Greatest Spiritual Secrets in the Shadow of Your Soul, Debbie encourages you to open each and every chapter of your personal story, especially the painful ones, and use them as a springboard to a more purposeful and authentic life.