Strong and Courageous

​Beyond Evansing - Courage of the Irish Kingdom

Introduction
Twists and turns in life will create the need to be strong and courageous. We can be on a path heading for the fulfillment of a dream when out of the blue we are stopped cold and our dream is shattered. Or perhaps we are enjoying life and believe it will go on unabated. Then we receive a fateful phone call.  In Beyond Evansing – Courage of the Irish Kingdom, each of the characters encounters twists and turns.
 
Strong and Courageous
Princess Greer must deal with the discouragement of her father, King Erith who has given in to immense negativity which included believing the bad reports about Edwin. But more so she had to remain strong to deal with the disappearance of her husband, Prince Edwin.  She has received reports telling her that Edwin has become an outlaw and is guilty of all kinds of heinous acts. In her heart, she knew that Edwin would never do such things. Still, the evidence seemed overwhelming. This tested her ability to stay strong and courageous. Her support came from regularly taking the Eucharist which strengthened her faith. As an Irish Catholic she believed she ate and drank the actual body and blood of Christ. This gave her new life.  As well her support came from having a strong love relationship with Edwin and knowing the depth of his character.
 
Greer had to remain strong and courageous amid her family members being kidnapped. This of course required great determination in order to stay calm and remain expectant of a good outcome. Imagine the trauma of a kidnapping, not only of yourself but also those who you love. In fact she played a role in rescuing a most beloved family member. One needs to be strong and courageous to do that. It requires the right choice despite all the negative chatter and emotional swirls.
 
Conclusion
This blog has shared some examples of how Greer showed herself strong and courageous. Also shared the means by which she helped to support herself. The strength of our relationships can play a major role in our own strength. The most important point to embrace is knowing we have the choice to choose strength and courage.
 
 

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