You’re holding a key . . .

That’s right! You’re holding a key that could be very important to somebody you know. You’re reading this post and learning about an idea where someone can find the personal peace that they want very much.

What am I talking about? Peace is an elusive concept for so many people. They hurt for all kinds of reasons – secret reasons in many cases – and they don’t know what to do to find relief or peace. They stew in anger, fear, insecurity, depression, anxiety, you name it. They stew and they hurt and they don’t know that a possible solution is as close as a phone call or email from you.

Maybe you don’t like to intrude. After all, your friend never confided in you about their pain. Wouldn’t it be insensitive for you to bring it up? Our culture is so closed and so self-protective. Unless someone specifically asks you to help them, you just can’t get involved, can you?

Maybe you’re reluctant to risk being wrong. After all, this might be the wrong answer for them. Then you would be the irresponsible person that steered them wrong. You don’t want that to happen, do you?

So how could you give them the key without intruding and with minimum risk to your self-esteem?

You could visit the blog yourself and read the posts about Finding Personal Peace. You could actually visit the Finding Personal Peace website and check it out for yourself. Information reduces the risk of being wrong.

Then maybe you could say something like, “It’s none of my business, but you’ve seemed to be a little stressed lately. I visited a website that talked about dealing with stress in a different way. Can I give you the website address?”

So there, you’ve done it. They can decide for themselves if there’s anything there for them.

Or, you could just forget about the key and let them continue to hurt in privacy. What’s it going to be?

I hope you decide to help use the key to help someone you love!

God bless



P S. The key is one the link at the top of the website when you click here.