Today is Easter, the best day to talk about revival.
Revival means, “The return of something after a period of decline, inactivity, or obscurity.”
Revival has religious significance and these are true facts.
Revival also means “Bringing back an old work.”
We all have heard the Myth story of the bird “Eagle Revival”, where
- This majestic bird an eagle.
- It lives for years after going through revival.
- When it feels its end is near, it revives itself, though through struggle.
- Young again.
- Flies again.
- Lives a young life again.
Revival in Nature
Revival is seen in nature; we just need to see it.
Plants revive
Trees revive
See the spring season, when old leaves fall off, and the revival of trees with new buds is all over.
Revival happens!
Revival happens for good!
Revival is part of Nature!
Although the Eagle revival may be a myth/ story meant to encourage and inspire courage, these stories were created with a purpose by great men in the past.
Believe in these great words, men and women of courage wrote years and centuries ago.
Revival is part of life.
We can’t revive like a myth of eagle. The story was made for hope and inspiration.
But we can hope.
Hope is the biggest bud for revival.
Believe all would be well.
Hope all is well.
These are big tools by your side.
As spring passes, we see old leaves fall, and new ones come, and we see a revival in nature.
Religious revival is true fact.
Embrace the Gods’ wish with love.
Embrace the creation of the world with love.
Believe it would be well.
In the end, thank God for giving us life.
Thank God for making us a part of this process.
Thank God for giving us a chance to see revival in Nature.
Thank God for giving us the opportunity today.
Thank God and pray, Lord, for the revival of things we can’t change ourselves!
Thank you for reading.
Regards,
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