Take a moment to think about your life. What do you notice?
One thing I notice when I look at my life is change. The Law of Change deals with this aspect of our universe. Nothing stays the same—nothing. Our bodies age, our friends change, our environment changes, our relationships change, and so on. Everything in this reality we live in is constantly changing.
Why does change occur? It occurs because our universe is built on three different forces. There is a positive force, a negative force, and a neutral force. These forces interact with one another and impact each of us in an infinite amount of ways. Since each of us is unique, we experience these fluctuations in these three forces uniquely. Our experiences with these fluctuations can be good, bad, or indifferent. Our experience is dictated by our reactions to them. If we perceive change as good, we accept it. If we perceive change as bad, we fight it. If we perceive a change as neutral, we don’t see the change, so it doesn’t affect us.
Realizing this, it should be apt that we embrace change, expect it. But do we do that? No. We fight it, we rail against it, we dislike it. This results in a pretty unhappy existence for most.
When things change around us, we have to change. For example, if you are working a good job and told one day that the company is going out of business, you have to adapt to that change. If your loved one tells you that he or she is no longer in love with you and is having an affair, you have to adapt to that. When you wake up and realize you’re sick, you have to adapt to that.
Change is inevitable. It is constant. It is ongoing. When things change, look for the positives. Embrace the change as necessary for your spiritual growth. When you do this, you’re going to begin enjoying changes in your life and realizing a fact: All is in its rightful place in the worlds of God – Harold Klemp. Nothing is left to chance here. There is no bad or good luck. All is in its rightful place. Our feeble human minds may not grasp the reason behind a change, but the change is going to come, and it is necessary for you, me, all of us.
I hope you have a terrific Saturday!
Until next time…
Dave
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Thanks for sharing this 🙂
When I was a student, my pastor once made the statement: “Constant change is here to stay.” As a 20 year old I was looking to take control of my life. To formulate some plans. To establish a degree of stability and predictability. But those were wise words. They have followed me through life. It really helps us cope with change if we have learnt to hold things loosely, and to expect life to change constantly 🙂
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Isn’t it awesome when you get advice like this and it helps? Mentors come in all shapes and sizes, and they help us avoid a lot of pain and suffering if we pay attention. Thanks for your response. Comments are always appreciated! ~ Dave
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Yes, and there are plenty of online mentors too. One of the upsides of the internet. Have a great weekend 🙂
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Exactly! You too!
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