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Lately, with so many life changes it caused all the things I've been burying deep down to all come seeping out...
I genuinely love studying languages, but my heart just hasn't been in it. Delayed grief, stress, depression, and all the other little things that have piled up over a short time caused me to lose motivation.
Honestly, my heart still hurts. I'm still angry and some days my heart is broken, but the Lord is holding me together. His peace is covering me and I'm taking comfort in that.
詩編 147:3 新共同訳
[3] 打ち砕かれた心の人々を癒し その傷を包んでくださる。
Psalms 147:3 BSB
[3] He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.
So today I feel like engaging with my target languages again. 🥰 This is a book my friend and fellow language learner got me for my birthday. Seems like it's a supernatural mystery.
Most of the words, kanji, and grammar I don't know, but that's not the point. The point is to simply get lost in what I love doing all over again.
And I plan to do that page by page.
Grief can manifest in many ways, and sometimes it leads to a loss of motivation in areas we once loved. This article resonates with many who face similar struggles in their personal lives. Engaging with cherished activities, such as language learning, can serve as a powerful outlet during tough times. Many individuals find solace in reading books or exploring new materials, even those that may seem challenging at first. Such activities can promote healing and self-discovery in our lives. It’s important to remember that it’s okay to take things slow, finding comfort in the process rather than fixating on results. Language learning, in particular, offers myriad benefits beyond communication; it nurtures our cognitive abilities and expands our cultural horizons. Let’s embrace each page of this journey, like savoring a good book, and cherish the moments we reconnect with our passions.
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