While torturing herself by rehashing the details of her second broken marriage over and over again, Jill Gross heard amidst the noise a gentler voice inside her whisper, “Be patient. The most painful relationships can be the best teachers.”
After she heard that voice, she began to let herself consider that, just maybe, this heinous experience was serving a benevolent purpose she had yet to discover. And that’s when the learning began.
How Painful Relationships Can Be The Best Teachers, from tiny Buddha.
Link supplied by Mary Ann Glynn.
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