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Have You Ever Felt Alone?

Nov 30, -0001

The psalmist is addressing God as “you” in the second person, indicating that he is speaking to a person. In these verses, he acknowledges that God is present everywhere and at all times. He is cognizant of the psalmist s thoughts and actions. He is also aware of God s presence in all things, for he created them. The psalmist recognizes that God knows him intimately, even if he does not know himself. He knows that God is aware of his innermost thoughts. He knows that God has created the heavens and the earth, the birds of the air, the fish of the sea, and all living things. He is aware of God s creation and his will for it. He also knows that God is always there for him in times of need.


In today’s world of technology and social media, the idea of feeling lonely has become even more common. With so much emphasis placed on staying connected with others online, it can be hard to find solace when we feel disconnected from the virtual world around us. But despite these difficulties, there are still ways to cope with loneliness and find comfort in moments when we feel isolated. Now when it comes to social media, once again it is easy to compare ourselves to others in terms of what we do and how we look. You may even see your friends getting married or having a baby, and you may feel like you are missing out on those experiences. However, it is important to remember that everyone’s path to happiness is different.


Here are some ways to cope with loneliness.

  1. Don’t Compare Yourself With Others
  2. Don’t compare yourself with people who seem to have everything – a family, a job, a house, and an entertaining lifestyle. Instead of comparing yourself with others, focus on what you need to do for yourself.
  3. Make some goals for yourself that are based on your own needs and interests.
  4. Be Grateful for What You Have.


It is impossible to be unhappy when you are grateful for what you have. Take a few minutes every day to look at your life and think about the things that you are grateful for. This will immediately improve your mood and make you feel better about yourself.