Gratefulness

I think that looking back at a lot of situations in life, we can all agree that we experienced a significant amount of rejections, closed doors, and ends of friendships. At the moment of the specific event, it seems like the end of the world. You feel lost, you don't understand why, and it hurts. Especially if you established a link between the deception and your own worth. In other words, you feel incomplete, not enough without a specific outcome.

I know it's hard to see the benefit of what seems to be the end, but what if you're not meant to see it? Hear me out: you have a specific 3D experience around you. It's like a show. You're meant to experience and see what happens during this show, not behind the scenes. Stop trying to figure out which actor comes next and why his costume did not match what you had in mind. Concentrate on your role and your text. LET GO OF THE HOW!!

Whether you believe in God or any other force (energy, universe, etc.), know that it’s got you and you don't have to lift a finger. Do what you can do and let go. Easier said than done, right? But genuinely, that's the secret. To have this deeper inner knowing that the creator works in your favor and this rejection is saving you. Who told you that this job wouldn't burn you out? Who told you that this relationship wouldn't end in divorce? Who told you that friend wouldn't lead you to a path you're not supposed to take for your highest good? You don't have access to see what's happening behind the scenes and thank God you don't! Imagine how exhausting it would be to try to control each and every little move of everyone and everything around you.

Each time a door closes, even if it hurts, don't forget to thank the creator, universe, God, or energy for this blessing. Cry out if you need to, and thank with all of your heart while feeling this deep pain. That's real gratefulness. When you don't try to make a transaction with God, but you let it guide you, whatever the outcome may be.

With that being said,

I hope you use this information,

Diana