"Much as we long for external signs that point the way to the future, we must settle for inner signals that alert us to the proximity of new beginnings. The most important of these signals begins as a faint intimation of something different, a new theme in the music, a strange fragrance on the breeze. Because the signal is very subtle, it is difficult to perceive when other stimuli are strong - and that is why we naturally, if unconsciously, seek emptiness and quietness in times of life transition. This first hint may take the form either of an inner idea or of an external opportunity, its hallmark being not a logical sign of validity but the 'resonance' it sets up in us."
William Bridges
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