September 29, 2015
Change
I gracefully move through life’s transitions.
As
colder days approach, trees shed their leaves and animals prepare for
hibernation. They instinctively move through the seasons. In contrast,
humans are prone to resisting change even though we know it is an
essential part of growth. I may notice myself worrying or fighting
change. Then I remind myself I am able to prepare and move through any
change I encounter.
I envision myself shedding old beliefs and ways of being just as a tree releases leaves. Like the hibernating animals, I prepare my mind and body for a time of quiet and reflection. I see divine order in the leaves reappearing each spring. My life also follows a pattern. I emerge from each season stronger, wiser, and more loving.
I envision myself shedding old beliefs and ways of being just as a tree releases leaves. Like the hibernating animals, I prepare my mind and body for a time of quiet and reflection. I see divine order in the leaves reappearing each spring. My life also follows a pattern. I emerge from each season stronger, wiser, and more loving.
For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.—Ecclesiastes 3:1
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