#124 "Acceptance" By Susan Pearl

I was told once that people who have suffered an trauma have difficulty with change.
To have difficulty with change would bring about a way of life that would avoid changes at all costs and not have acceptance to change.
Some changes are inevitable.
Some changes are a process.
Some changes are sudden and unexpected.
Change can be a lose but change can also be an improvement, too.
If we choose not to accept change then we will become "locked in" at that point in time.
The older I get the more I realize that acceptance allows us the ability to move on.
Without acceptance we will "stay put" or get "stuck in a rut".
Not accepting change will cause us to develope and fashion a life around the non acceptance.
With so much trauma happening in the world is it any wonder that change and progress is met with so much difficulty for any acceptance of a new way, a way of change, a new way of doing things or maybe even a new thought?
Sometimes for generation after generation of repeated trauma it can become a true dilema?
In my opinion, fear of change can become a way of life.
Acceptace is a way of life that realizes change is a reality brought about by time and circumstance.
It is to the advantage for the years to come to move on and not build an ongoing life of non acceptance. Being stuck in the same rut can become a stubborn way of life.
Moving on in life by acceptance of change brings about a flexibilty to adapt to life and its ongoing changes that brings us to new times and progerss.