I am at peace with all that has been and all that will be
We all struggle, at times, with accepting the moments of our past and fearing the uncertainty of our future. The mantra, “I am at peace with all that has been and all that will be” is a powerful reminder to let go of these worries.
When you say, "I am at peace with all that has been," you are accepting your past. You are acknowledging that each event — whether good or bad — has shaped you into who you are today. You are choosing not to dwell on past mistakes or hurts. Instead, you are moving forward with the understanding that these experiences have been crucial in building your character and wisdom.
When you state, "I am at peace with all that will be," you are facing the future with courage. You are expressing an inherent trust in the journey and the belief that whatever happens will serve a purpose.
Combining both halves of this affirmation, you're invoking a profound serenity that encompasses your entire life's timeline. You are making a conscious decision to cultivate peace and align with the natural flow of life, rather than against it.
Remember, this affirmation isn't about forgetting past sorrows or ignoring potential future threats. Rather, it's about making peace with the existence of these elements in your life journey. It's about removing excessive worry and replacing it with faith.
Repeating this affirmation — "I am at peace with all that has been and all that will be" — can allow you to live more freely, more bravely, and with more peace. The past cannot be changed and the future is yet to be seen. Thus, embodying this powerful mindset encourages you to live presently and peacefully.
