
My personal life situation is currently undergoing some pretty large changes. I know that change is simply an aspect of life and that all things are transient. But the biggest question I've been asking recently is, "Why can letting go of good things in the past be so hard?" In asking this question in my prayers and meditations, these are the answers I've received:
The main reason we refuse to let go of the good in the past, is we doubt we'll find something just as good or better in the future. It's this fear of scarcity that creates the inner-resistance. Life is eternal. There are infinite amounts of beautiful experiences and relationships to be had in our future. However, it is our openness in the Now that allows them into our life.
Letting go of good things in the past does not diminish their meaning or value in any way, but liberates them to contain more.
It sort of goes along with the old saying, "When God closes a door, somewhere he opens a window." If our main focus is on the closed door, we will never notice a new opportunity. Don't fear change, and be patient with it. As ACIM says, "Infinite patience produces immediate results." Embrace the Now fully, and you'll discover that the door to life, peace, and possibility is always open and waiting. There are infinite amounts of beautiful experiences and relationships to be had in your future. Be present, and they'll discover you.
AFRM: I love and am grateful for _______. I embrace the new and do so now. More good is coming my way.









