Change

 October 8, 2021

Why is change uncomfortable? Usually when we see something and feel uncomfortable, it’s because we don’t understand it. So maybe we’re supposed to give up our control and knowledge of what we know, to experience change and growth that is uncomfortable. We let the universe guide and run the show and we are merely and uncomfortable passenger. We can deduce that the uncomfortable feeling of change is a mental hesitation to accept it. We must embrace the unknown and let change happen upon us, relinquishing any sense of control. Once we’ve settled there, we can find peace in change. Once we’ve accepted inevitable change, we can find understanding. Once we’ve understood, there is comfort. 




What’s it like having bipolar disorder? Hating myself and then loving myself and then hating myself and ahh oop i love myself again what’s this?

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