Moments of peace and solitude.

Quietness, away from screens and distractions.

Time for prayer, reading Scripture, and quiet contemplation.

In such moments, they often feel:

A mental clarity they previously lacked.

Answers to their fears.

A peace they find nowhere else.

Spiritually, this silence is perceived as a space where God whispers to their hearts.

Their attraction to solitude is not isolation, but a call to deeper communion with Him.

4. Rejection and Misunderstanding Throughout Life

One of the most difficult challenges is the cycle of rejection:

Feeling different in the family.

Never finding one’s place in a social group, or even in a religious community.

Experiencing betrayal, false accusations, or abandonment. Many women who feel a spiritual calling say they have always felt they “didn’t fit in.”

This often leads to confusion and a profound loss of self-esteem.

However, from a spiritual perspective, rejection can have a different purpose:

Perhaps God is protecting them from unhealthy attachments so they learn to rely on Him more than on human approval.

Rejection is not a curse, but a painful preparation.

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