Change Triggers Creativity

"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."

Henry David Thoreau

Transformation seems to be prevalent these days. On the one hand, we may find ourselves facing turbulence with determination to move forward or shrinking with the hopes of being unheard and unseen. Our evaluation of this time impacts our behaviors. Eventually, the need for truth and clarity triggers transition.

There is a need to grow into our full strength emotionally and spiritually. As we increase in our years, we change perceptions and expectations. There is a true need to become aware of how much we have changed and whether or not it has been for the better or worse. As we recall disappointment, application of forgiveness and reassessment are healing.

As our mind wanders down memory lane, use intuition to learn from beyond the scene. Take time to appreciate the benefits that eventually materialized after the fact. Rather than using energy for regret or remorse, see beyond our narrow scope. Use imagination to dream again to reinvent the life we are worthy of living.