There are moments when grieving can make us feel as though we are lost in the woods. But as everyone who has gone hiking knows, there's frequently a sense of calm that comes with exploring the countryside. There is beauty all around us as we go along the route.
Those strolls frequently evoke feelings of peace and tranquility. If our hearts are broken and we're looking for healing, we might need this. The woods can be a source of inspiration, calm, and direction rather than a place of darkness. I find that being in calm environments is energizing.
There is a time when grieving is like traveling in the wilderness—it's gloomy, lonely, and isolated. When Moses led the Israelites thru the wilderness for forty long years, can you picture what it must have been like to be Moses? It is possible for the wilderness to hold hallowed status. As He leads us to something better, God uses these circumstances to teach us valuable lessons.
In a spiritual sense, going through a wilderness experience can be a moment of rebirth or a meeting with God, similar to what happened to Moses and the burning bush.
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