Meliss Jakubovic’s 2022 Passover Message
Meliss Jakubovic shares her inspiration and thoughts on this year's Passover holiday with the community.
Getting to the other side means thinking about where you are now and where you want to go. To be honest, this is how we all move forward physically, emotionally and spiritually.
When something is holding us back, we are thinking about the what-ifs, the what-weres and the what-can’ts instead of the where-tos and the why-nots.
To get to where you want to go, you must first believe that you can get there. Since we are in control of our thoughts, we have the power to already see ourselves there.
Visualize what you want. Believe that you can have it and that it was meant for you. And despite everything standing in your way, take action towards it.
The obstacle is the way.
There are times in my life where I have thought, “There is absolutely no way that is going to happen.” And then I remember that I get to decide what will be. Shift your energy to what you DO want and start taking physical and mental action toward it. Be grateful for the journey every step of the way.
Meditate on what you want and believe so deeply with every cell of your being that it can happen, and it will. This does take practice of course, and you may feel discouraged or like there is no point.
Those moments can be tough, but those are the times when you need to remember that everything is relative and getting to the other side is not always as simple as point A to point B.
More often, getting to the other side looks like a rollercoaster. Stay on the path through good and bad, and eventually, you will get to the other side that you so desire. But don’t think you are done there.
Once you arrive, you will realize there’s even more waiting for you and that was just the beginning.
May this Passover bring you to the other side of whatever you are manifesting and may more wonderful opportunities meet you along your path. Chag Sameach!
Meliss Jakubovic is an online marketing strategist and business growth expert to coaches and healers and the Israeli Folk Dance instructor of Atlanta for over 25 years.
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