No one thrives on negativity, and I am no exception.
Yet, when doing some of my recent posts, I feel that I tended to think that readers would think that they were very negative.
The reason was that I always needed to understand the very worst of a situation so I can mentally draw a line and then build from there, so in finding the worst in everything is a positive and not a negative, then, there are no surprises as we advance.
An example, logic and a few minutes of research that I did over 12 months ago; making me think that some people were not going to stop at care homes and the over 70’s;
That was the equivalent of just putting a frog into a pan of cold water and turning the gas on, so, by the time they were calling up the 40-year-olds, the frog was asleep in the lovely warm water and will be well and truly cooked when they come for the babies.
Negativity is often misunderstood and disrespected; it creates a feeling of tension and unease. Today, I see negativity all-around with relationships. Embracing negativity is to understand what needs to be done in business or in the Country to go forward logically.
I am sure that we can all turn things around spiritually by attracting people in harmony, alignment, and passion and being optimistic about creating healthy relationships that appreciate each other’s views.
The connections and partnerships that we all form personally and professionally will encourage and support us. They are a mirror that is reflecting what we need to see in ourselves, so we can grow.
I ask myself, what have I been seeing, hearing and learning over the last few months, and what have I learned about myself? And how am I going to use that newfound information?