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The Hidden Blessings in Loss



Having experienced a lot of pain in life, which seems to have no meaning, and loss threatening to shatter identity, author, Macdella Acolatse, conveys a message of hope in her deeply moving memoir. In her personal narrative of heartbreak, betrayal, confusion and spiritual healing, Macdella shows a truth too many people fail to realize: along with every loss there is an invisible blessing of a deliberate plan of God.

The Hidden Blessings in Loss is not a philosophical principle in the life of Macdella, it is the rope which holds together all the chapters of her life. Childhood trauma and emotional pain, money loss, misrepresentation, homelessness, and the fatal disillusionment of those she loved, Macdella has been through the seasons that were hard to endure. But it was in those same seasons that God spoke purpose, strength and sanity into her life. What appeared to be a dead end was really the work of God.

One of the strongest themes of the book is manifested in the press release: loss is not the final stage but the gateway to spiritual enlightenment. The case of Macdella indicates that failures are not accidents or penalties, but divine lessons God gives to show what is really important. Readers are also encouraged to redefine loss, but this time as something God does not take away, but to liberate them emotionally of their imprisoned situations, to loosen their bad clinging, and to open their eyes to what they would not have otherwise perceived.

Another fundamental aspect of the memoir is the emotional captivity that Macdella is discussing, the sadness, cynicism, bitterness and people-pleasing that quietly informed her responses and tied her to the wall spiritually. Her tragedies made her have to deal with these prisons and in the process, she even realized that the greatest blessings are usually dressed in the form of heartbreak. This is the revelation that becomes a light through which the reader gets to be buried under their pain.

Macdella goes further to underline that people, circumstances, and misfortune are not the real hurdles in life. Rather they are the internal incongruences fear, wrong priorities and detached faith that make people unwilling to enter the life that God intended them to live. Her message is very soft and yet sincere: loss is a blessing when it leads to clarity, humility and spiritual alignment.

The message of the book has its core in restoration by God. When Macdella resorted to prayer, trust and complete surrender she found out that God had never forsaken her. The blessings within her losses were unfolded in the form of newfound strength, regained identity and the new awareness of divine purpose. This section of the memoir resonates with the readers who feel forgotten or heavy burdened by struggles of life and assures them that God is still at work- even when there is no noise.

There is nothing that happens to us by chance. Loss is a great teacher, who makes character, develops strength, and readies the heart. The testimonial of Macdella confirms the message that God sends them through trials as lessons and that nothing can destroy fate.

The memoir is inspirational and that is why the reader is welcome to keep on going instead of giving up. Loss bruises, not the plans that God has made. By faith, mindset healing, and spiritual submission, people are able to come out of their background and experience the greatness that God has ordained them to.

Uncinched and full of faith, the book of Macdella Acolatse makes it obvious that the blessings of loss hidden are tangible, strong, and changing. Her narrative can be used as a guide to any person who is going through grief- evidence that the purpose of God will always be achieved, even when one is suffering.

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Author: Macdella Acolatse
Amazon: IT’S NOT A COINCIDENCE!: Your Life’s Challenges Do Not Alter God’s Plans!
Website: https://lifehasapurpose.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575638020274
Email: acolatse4good@yahoo.com

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