It Was Either by gapingvoid
Sometimes life has a way of throwing us curve balls. There is a delay in an outcome we are hoping to produce, or the timing doesn’t work out as we planned. We’re not where we think we should be, financially, socially, professionally, creatively, or romantically.
And yet even in this, there is perfection.
In other words, for those of you who think your time has passed, or it’s too late, or there is not enough time, I ask you: How do you know this? How do you know that in this moment, right now, you are not exactly where you are supposed to be?
That things are not working out for you, despite appearances?
I had a teacher who used to pose the question: “If everything is perfect exactly as it is, what is it that you are not seeing?”
In other words, what are you gaining from this situation that is perfect for your unfolding, right now; and how is this preparing you for the thing you desire? We are always afraid our ship is not going to come in, or if it does, it did already and left without us. Our ship may come and go, but there will be another one and another one and another one. And another one.
We are coming into our own in the timing we need. For each of us it will be different, but for each of us, it will also be perfect.
—Sonya Derian, “On Perfect Timing: When Things Aren’t Happening Fast Enough”
Fact of the matter is, everything is a non-issue until someone decides otherwise.
To young souls, there are good folks & bad folks.
To mature souls there are only good folks, though some do bad things.
And old souls, only see themselves.
Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz
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