Endings That Lead to New Beginnings …part 232

Every ending is always a new beginning. When something ends, something new begins and a new beginning is always a new opportunity. Learning to see the end of something as an opportunity rather than a punishment would help to change our whole life experience in the moment when we begin a new chapter in our lives.

Every ending that I have experienced in my life was because something better was coming. If my life had never been full with endings and changes, everything that I have experienced in my life would have never happened.

I am where I am now because something in my past have changed. Something that has ended in my past has allowed me to have new opportunities and challenges in my life, and the outcomes I got were always positive.

If you look into your past, everything that has ended has allowed you to be where you are now. In my case many things have ended: relationships, jobs, working visas, and those endings had led me to the place I am now. The life that I have is the result of many endings. Every single new opportunity and new challenge

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Thank you …If you look into your past, everything that has ended has allowed you to be where you are now. In my case many things have ended: relationships, jobs, working visas, and those endings had led me to the place I am now.

The life that I have is the result of many endings. Every single new opportunity and new challenge that I have experienced was possible because an ending had taken place in my past.

I think it’s safe to say that we’re all afraid of losing something important to us. Maybe it's the death of a family member, our jobs, or even material things like money. When you know what loss is, the feeling of fear intensifies.

I want to remind y’all that losing something is not the end but the beginning of something bigger than you know is possible. Of course, you should take caution and be self-aware but you do not have to stress or worry about what will happen next.

If you lose someone important (death), you have gained an ancestor or spirit to protect you. If you have lost confidence in yourself, you have gained an opportunity to find yourself in a new way.

My point is that the universe will always replace what is lost.

However, it is okay to mourn something that has been taken from you.

It’s okay to feel sad or angry about a loss but it is never okay to allow your loss to define your situation. “Nothing lasts forever” is a phrase that came to mind.

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Material things and people are on limited time here in our world. We must release our fear of the unknown and the “how” of our situations.

We are survivors. We must learn how to live on. Let things or people go that don’t serve you based on your own intuition. Never let anyone make you question what YOU know.

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Our lives are full of cycles that begin and end. So we will live through many beginnings and endings. Some of those we will experience first-hand and will be phases of our own lives, and others we will experience through the stories of others, whether they be true stories or not.

We will experience first-hand our love stories and breakups, our passes or fails in science or math, falls when we’re learning to walk or to ride a bike, the friends we make along the way and others that we lose…

And from others around us, we’ll learn through the stories they tell us of their own experiences. And of course we have the chance to learn from the characters in books and movies.

To rediscover the title, to pay attention to the illustration on the front, to hold the book in my arms and spend a few minutes in silence… while my mind travels through its words, its pages and its story once again.

I have to come back down to reality, whether I like it or not. The ending has come. It always tastes so bittersweet when you’ve been immersed in a story and its journey has silently mixed into your own.