Ah, those immortal
words that we hear so often from well meaning family and friends when we fail
to get the job we want, a relationship goes wrong or there's some other upset
in our lives.
I have to admit that
I really don't like that saying at all.
Not just because I
associate it with difficult times in my life, and that makes me feel bad, but
because it always feels so horribly disempowering and rather patronising.
"How do you
know?!" I want to shout back.
How do they know
indeed?
If somebody else did
better than me in a job interview, then that's just what happened on the day. If my partner
decided to break up with me, he had his reasons for that. Maybe I did something
wrong that I can learn from, or maybe he just had issues that he found he was
unable to deal with.
All I know for sure
is that I did the best I could with the information I had at the time. Somebody
taking away my power by telling me "it wasn't meant to be" really
isn't helpful. It just makes me wonder why I bothered!
I honestly believe
that we are very much in control of our own destiny and lines like "it
wasn't meant to be" just infuriate me.
It seems to
encourage us to give up without a fight, to let go of what we want and accept
that we are merely helpless pawns in some cosmic game of chess.
I refuse to give up
just because I get knocked back a few times. That's no recipe for success!
Imagine a child
trying to take her first steps but falling down and her family saying "Oh
well, it wasn't meant to be. You'll never walk!"
How ridiculous!
I believe this is a
friendly universe, we get back what we send out and we are far more in control
of our own destiny than society, religion and those in power want us to
realise. We are only now beginning to understand the law of attraction and how
we directly influence our reality with our thoughts and feelings.
Society puts so much
emphasis on what we can't do rather than what we can. I can't help thinking how
wrong that is.
I fear that we've
become a society of helpless victims, mindless, non-ambitious sheep believing
whatever depressing nonsense the media spews at us. Most have become
comfortable in mediocrity, and fallen into the trap of believing that they'll
never really better themselves. They gave up too easily on their dreams instead of
battling on, because they believed it wasn't meant to be.
In truth, the only
thing we can't control in life is other people. (OK, and earthquakes, natural
disasters etc but you get my point!)
Even so, we can
change situations dramatically by changing how we react to other people and how
we choose to be and think.
Maybe whatever
unpleasant experience you had, actually happened exactly how it WAS meant to be
based on the choices you made at the time. There was no failure, just life
experience and a chance to do better next time armed with new knowledge. It may even be worth having another go or taking a different approach!
Things happen
because of the choices made by the people involved, not by some cruel fate or
incontrollable destiny that we are all slaves to.
This may seem to be
an unusual opinion to be coming from a working psychic medium. As you may know,
I carry out psychic readings and make future predictions for my clients.
People come to me
for advice about their lives and a glimpse of their future. I always try to make it very
clear that the information I give them is based on current
circumstances, and that they can always change things by making different
choices.
Nothing is ever cast
in stone. Fact.
So, don't you let
anybody tell you what is or isn't meant to be in your life. You make the choices
and you alone are in control.
Go get'em tiger!
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