"One of the most important things you can do on this earth
is to let people know they are not alone."
Shannon L. Alder
Some of us may have very rare occasions to be alone while others may be caught in seclusion. In either scenario, our interpretation is pivotal. How we react to a situation has more impact than the experience itself. As a confidant looking into the emotional makeup of a friend, it is often beneficial to recognize wherever he or she happens to be.
There is a massive difference between being alone and being lonely. There can be bliss in silence and inspiration within quietude. Perception as to how we use the space alone drives our contentment. On the other hand, loneliness is an emotion that triggers unease, insecurity or fear.
It is not abnormal to experience loneliness. How we respond to this feeling controls the outcome. When we are lonely, acknowledge it and then reach out to supportive friends or seek stimulation from favorite public haunts. Transition into an uplifting space where light can shine, obliterating this sense of loneliness!
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