Climb Your Inner Mountain

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Climb Your Inner Mountain

In each there is a mountain to climb.
Raise your eyes to the summit,
Take but one step at a time.
Know that in the course of your journey upwards
There will be times when you may slip back.
No step is ever wasted however,
Each experience is another step towards your summit.
Know that when you reach your summit,
You will see many other peaks around you.
These are the peaks that others have achieved.
Viewed from a distance
There is but one mountain range.
Many tribulations have led to their creation,
The journey may have been challenging,
Yet the view from the summit expands all our horizons.

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