Hindsight provides new eyes” [Wayne Dyer].
Remember that “thing” that happened last week, last month, or last year?
The event that you labeled a disaster, the end, a horrible misfortune?
That situation that you allowed to muddy up the present, color your future, and leave a cloud hanging over your head?
Sometimes, all we need is determination to persevere and a distance from the event for us to see it in a different light . . . “to understand that part a difficult circumstance played in our lives. Hindsight makes so much clear” [Karen Casey].
It might not have seemed like it then. And it might not appear to be now, but in time you may discover that “thing” holds promise, encapsulates an answer, creates possibility — if you allow it to — if you ask the questions, discard the baggage, break the barriers, seek out the potential.
On the other hand, if you prefer to carry around your perceived injustice like a sack of rocks, it will be difficult to fly into your destiny.
Look at the event with new eyes.
Maybe today you can see that “thing” as your saving grace. Your detour away from future trouble. The door to something better. A tool to make you stronger.
“In life’s school of wars, that which does not kill me, makes me stronger”
[Friedrich Nietzsche].
Whatever you are, be a good one!
Deanna
Whatever You Are, Be a Good One 