Nobody’s Perfect
Guess
again. Don’t strain yourself on this one
because it’s not a “who” that’s perfect but a “what”. What’s perfect, nature?
It may teeter a
bit one way or another but it’s always striving to remain in perfect
harmony. It may not appear that way to
us humans but nature has been doing fine long before we arrived. All the natural resources that existed eons
ago are still here. We can learn a lot from nature.
Species come and
go naturally on their own without any interference from humans. Some species evolve, adapt, and expand like
the various types of big cats and bears while others disappear like the dinosaurs. The same can be said for the various types of
indigenous people and cultures that we now know existed.
We live in a
world of constant change. As a human
race we can learn to adapt and evolve or we will also become extinct. That’s not to say that we’ll all die but
rather our cultures and way of life will no longer look the same tomorrow as it
does today, but then nothing ever does stay the same does it?
Is that bad? No.
Who’d want to stay the same anyway?
That’s boring. It’s going to
change with or without your cooperation so you might as well get over it and go
with the flow. Instead of viewing change
as the enemy view it as an adventure with the attitude, “I wonder what life has
in store for me today.”
The whole world
is in chaos right now. There are still
some adjustments that need to be made before the pendulum can swing back and
find its own harmony again. Out of chaos comes order. Unfortunately, we are still in the chaos
stage. Part of the reason is that change is being forced on people instead of
letting it evolve naturally like nature.
Action
Step: If you look at our own life and
compare it to one, three or five years ago, where are you on the pendulum
swing? Are you still swinging more to
chaos or do you feel you’re on the back swing and you’re finally adjusting to a
new order? Are you getting the swing of things? Pun intended. Take comfort that
order is on the way and like nature we’re also striving for harmony.
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