“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your minds.” Romans 12:2a Why on earth do we subject ourselves to modify? The reasons are simple . Just when we stand to gain more through changing do we embrace it. Just when all we are able to do to survive is change do we take change on. Either we become transformed and allocate ourselves to ongoing transformations, or we become quiet in our approach to life, and this is thanks to the fact that our thinking has burrowed into a ‘safe ‘ rut. The most healthy of folk devote themselves to being flexibly open about transformation.
It is the will to learn, to grow, and to blossom into the person they're becoming. And becomingness is the great task of life. We could be one of many things, but we are far more truly 1 or 2 versions of the one thing. Our lives are dynamic. No one likes being compelled to change, for that is prison-like, but taking an active role in reinventing ourselves is both creativity and growth. But even if we are made to change, we are able to decide, of ourselves, to take charge. We're victims in none of it where we keep some control.
Learning to embrace the changes foisted on us is the greatest test of our humble maturity. And if we are able to embrace such change, we make any and each scenario certainly changeable. And if we can embrace every change, despite the pain we experience, nothing can beat us. *** Taking a course of change is taking command of everything within our grasp.
It’s all God asks of us – to accept responsibility for our lives. This is attained when we take possibilities for change and make them our own. J. Wickham.

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