The world we all live in

Change! Isn't that the thing that we are all afraid of? Isn't that like standing on the shifting sands and trying to keep your balance? I think that CHANGE isn't the thing we should fear. I think what we truly fear is our inability to think we can adapt to the change. We get afraid of the possibility that we ourselves might have to change and that is what stagnates so many people. Jung once stated"...Man, in a sense, represents the whole of humanity and its history. What was possible in the history of mankind at large is also possible on a small scale in every individual". This means that every thought, decision and action we make every day creates our continuing reality. It is estimated that we have about 90,000 thoughts a day, what if we turned them to positive thinking? Now, what an option for change, what a vehicle we have made ourselves.

I have realized that it is my core beliefs that has been an invisible factor in my life, it has affected my thinking and my results. I am at a point that I need to change the things that have not worked for me. Quoting Deepak Chopra " the physical world, including our bodies, is a response of the observer. We create our bodies as we create the experience of our world".

I am learning that perception is a learned function. That the world I live in is dictated by how I learned to perceive it. So in essence, if I change my perception, I will change my experience of my body and of my world. I am working on adopting a positive, conscious, curious, full of wonder and gratitude perception so my world, my life can begin to look how I want it to look. I am also realizing that even though I am me, a separate being, I am a part and connected to the intelligence that moves the whole universe. I need to trust my evolution of consciously noticing coincidental events.

I am learning to embrace change and realize that I am making it happen, by changing my thoughts and changing my perceived boundaries. I am opening up to life all the possibilities therein.