It's time to replace your what ifs with "even if" faith. Recently, I’ve noticed the presence of the challenges in my space more than usual. The challenges are not much different – just extensions of the same thing. Yet I found myself feeling at more of a dis-ease with them. The slight fluster of heaviness …
When we learn to live with impermanence, we allow ourselves to find more joy in life. We allow ourselves to be more grateful for the present moments, and to enjoy things for what they are, as they are. We learn not to hold on to things to the point that we try to force their continuations in our physical lives. We accept that life will changes, and that our experiences are simply to be experienced. Whether the moment is joyous or unpleasant, it will pass. Because life is meant to flow. It is not meant to be stagnant or attached at all.
