"In a poetics of growth, it's important to explore how the possibility and change remain loyal. It opens to us inner depths. Their continued inner movement makes us aware of the eternity that is hiding in the depths of every life, however banal or unsuccessful it would seem from outside, something eternal happens. This is the secret way that change and possibility conspires with growth. John Henry Newman summarizes this idea in the phrase "To grow is to change, and to be perfect means to be changed many times."
The change, therefore, must not seem scary, it can lead our lives to perfection. Perfection is not a cold fulfillment. There is also no avoidance of risk and danger to keep the soul pure or pure consciousness. When you are loyal to the risk and ambivalence of growth, you get involved in your life. The soul loves the risk, only through the door of the risk can the growth grow.
"It's almost hard to understand God. But where there is danger, the possible salvation also grows "Holderlin.
Possibility and change are growing, in the shape of the time we call a day. We live in the days. This rhythm shapes our lives. Your life takes the form of every new day you are given. The wonderful Polish poet Tadeusz Rozewicz describes how difficult it is to write good poems. A writer writes and writes, but the harvest is so minimal. However, "It is more difficult to spend a day than to write a book"
A day is precious because it is essentially a microcosm of your entire life. Each new day offers possibilities and promises that have never been intuited. Engaging you with honor in the full potential of your life is to involve you in a way that is worthy of your new day's possibilities. Every day is different. In John's apocalypse, God said, "The past is no longer ... behold, all creation is all over again." The New Day deepens what has already happened and reveals what is surprising, unpredictable and creative.
Maybe you want to change your life, perhaps you go to therapy or you are religious, but your new vision remains only declarative, as long as it is not applied in everyday life. "(Anam Cara fragment - The Magic Book of Celtic Wisdom By John O'Donohue)
Courage and inspiration in everything you do.