Good Saturday Morning!!!
1. Question – Are you kind-of depressed you’re
no longer “young?”
2. Thought – Looking at my peers, I’ve
concluded that many of them are secretly thinking the same
thing. Once we’ve accepted that life is not as
fabulous in some of the ways that we thought it was, we
realize it’s even more fabulous in ways we could of
never known.
It’s not that you’re deluding yourself,
refusing to gracefully accept that your youth is over. You
accept the limits of age, but you accept the limitlessness
of God as well. Something has ended, it’s true, but
something new has also begun.
The generation now experiencing midlife cannot stand the
thought that this was all for nothing. Dysfunctional,
obsolete patterns of thought that blocked the pathway to
your higher destiny are being interrupted at last. And
while you might be feeling a bit depressed that
you’re no longer young, you’re ecstatic that
you’re no longer clueless. (The Age of Miracles by
Marianne Williamson)
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And while you might be feeling a bit depressed that you’re no longer young, you’re ecstatic that you’re no longer clueless.
” (Marianne Williamson)
