The Lion Companion
There are seasons when life asks more of us than we expected - a difficult diagnosis, a career setback, a personal loss, a challenge larger than our current capacity. In those moments, many people begin questioning their own strength. Yet strength is often misunderstood. We imagine it as confidence, certainty, or fearlessness, when in reality it's usually much quieter: continuing after disappointment, asking for help, setting a boundary, facing uncertainty one day at a time, choosing not to give up. The Lion represents courage, resilience, and the ability to keep moving forward despite difficulty - not because strong people never struggle, but because they continue even when they do. Strength isn't measured by the absence of challenges. It's revealed by the willingness to face them.
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