Patience is the capacity to accept, tolerate delays, problems and suffering without becoming annoyed. One can find goodness, if they have the patience to sift through the rubbish. The real meaning of patience is the ability of bearing provocation, annoyance, misfortune, pain without complaint, loss of temper, irritation, or the likes. The innate ability to suppress restlessness or annoyance when confronted with delay. It is to have patience with a slow learner. Patience is important as it enables us to analyze things and situations beyond their face value. That resourcefulness, calm, and empathetic behavior, self-control of patient people makes them popular. It also gives inner peace and the ability to keep smiling despite challenges.
However, for some thing or someone to be invaluable means they are extremely useful. The experience one have had in life can prove to be invaluable in future. It is beyond estimation, priceless, of great value so much it cannot be quantified. Just like having a spiritual mentor, the mentee should have enough patience to be impacted upon which can take months or years. If mentee lack patience nothing will be achieved in the spiritual journey. Patience is the ability to accept delays, problems, hardship without losing it by becoming annoyed. “A patient dog eat the fattest bone” has become archaic to today’s Dibịa and many Ọdịnanị adherents. It has lead them into money making rituals disguised as Oke Ite, Nne Ite, Udu akọ Mmiri, Ibobo, among others. Hard Work pays, time and season plays crucial roles in a human life. Nevertheless, we should strive to be patient with life situation, people, circumstances, family members, friends and spiritual guides as the power of patience motivates one to reclaim their time, priorities and the ability to respond to life with a firm grip of who we are. It is the best gift we can give ourselves.
Patience makes us look confident and to have self control, self esteem, it is powerful in helping us achieve success. Imagine, a Dibịa with such poise this compels people to have trust in their works. We give ourselves and people time to choose how to respond to issues instead of becoming an emotional wreck.
Examples Of Patience.
▪️It is someone waiting peacefully for their spiritual guides to reconnect with them.
▪️It is also waiting peacefully for the physical manifestation of any spiritual work done.
▪️Patience is waiting in line for your turn, exercising daily to achieve long-term results.
▪️Patience is waiting for your retirement.
▪️Patience is waiting for what you are cooking to cool before eating it.
▪️It is being tolerant with your spouse despite their weaknesses while focusing on their good sides to overcome.
▪️It is enduring the antics of an erring person who wakes up to become matured.
▪️Patience is the ability to wait for results that will not come immediately.
Ways To Strive And Become Patient With Ourselves And Others.
1. Ponder on your experience when you are in a hurry.
2. Think about your personal triggers.
3. Practice gentleness and compassion.
4. Focus on what you can control.
5. Focus on the good things happening around you.
6. Chose a time consuming project and involve yourself in it.
7. Have patience with rude people who are inclined to insult you because of the problem they carry.
8. As a Dibịa have patience with the spirits and avoid giving date of delivery to clients on any spiritual work.
9. Endeavor to allow your spiritual guides to lead and guide you always,hiccups will be averted during spiritual journey of awakening.
10. Be playful as it helps reduce stress, douse tension and averts mental illness and health problems.
11. Be a good listener whenever someone comes to you for counseling and support.
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