Do u believe that whatever breaks u down, u can subconciously use to lift yourself up?

Question

Patience is the virtue in this as well as willpower, but u must consciously be unaware of the change, otherwise it will confuse u to the point of hysteria.Do not let it gain control over you, you must keep an un-focused picture image in your mind. An image symbollizing the feelings you have. It is difficult, and it takes time, but u must keep concentrating and keep ur stress and frustrations at bay,-

Answer 1

~I'm going to answer this directly from the question. Yes, I believe that whatever breaks, (brings) you down, can lift you back up.
I was in college and nothing was working out. I wasn't getting along with others and knew if I didn't finish, I would regret it the rest of my life.
I went home and cried most of the night, and prayed. I thought about quitting. After a while, I decided I wasn't going to allow them to take what I wanted, a graduation.
I went to school the next morning and smiled at everyone, was pleasant to everyone and everyone could see the difference. It worked, I graduated.~

Answer 2

I believe that being conscious of the let-down (or whatever) is more precise, and will have longer-lasting effects because I actually KNOW what happened, and understand it. Being unfocused in such a manner is somewhat sloppy, in my opinion; it's like putting out an electrical fire with water, which isn't very smart...

Answer 3

the bible says something about if you trust and obey in God, that he will make your enemies your footstools like a stepping stone over a puddle.

Answer 4

I believe that our trials make us strong, and that true courage is born of fear.