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RE: Of Water & Ice
Thank-you, thank-you and once again I thank-you :) another wise fella! Of course what you write is right ;) - I know this to be true. The difficulty I, and I guess many folks, have is remembering this and remaining constant. I am a very upbeat person but have sudden dips which, fortunate for me, are very short lived; I am very adept at freeing myself from a funk! My life has been in transition since 2008 and I am simply impatient to hit my stride and shine bright. That said I acknowledge that everything is in divine order and by divine timing and that the darkest hour is just before dawn. Happy to have met you, happy days xox
Yes consistency is an absolute skill to develop, but that skill develops from the constant ups and downs. There's a point at which the down feels just as good as the up. For me, it's because I now associate downs with the contrast required to experience my next up. It's more of a navigational tool. Like throwing down a black canvas so that I can begin to paint in white. You would never get "upset" at a black canvas because you understand it's purpose in the creation of your art. I see life in the same way, and it really helps with patience and also, the excitement for (as you said) the transition to dawn.