Moving house and all the associated
stresses and traumas.
Moving house requires
making a fresh start.
Letting go of the Past.
Leaving behind memories.
Releasing habits that
don't serve me any more.
Giving away possessions
that I will never use again.
Close the door on the old,
open the door to the new.
We are all creatures of
habit.
We hoard,
we stick to the familiar,
we repeat the same
mistakes,
we go down the same path
every day,
we follow the known route,
we stay within our comfort
zone,
we keep old photo's and possessions,
possibly out of guilt or duty, even though they bring us pain and sadness.
We live our lives the same
way for years, for no other reason other than we've always done it this way.
We hold onto things that once
hurt us.
Why should I keep those
pictures of my ex?
Will they serve me? Will they bring me joy? Will they benefit my future?
Actually, the question is
wrong; There are no shoulds. No duty. No guilt.
The question should be: Why
DO I keep old photo's of my ex?
There is no access to the
past anymore. It is gone, ended. untouchable.
The future hasn't happened
yet.
All I have is the Now. Will
this benefit me now?
Bin the pictures. Or give
them back. Move on.
Look upwards, onwards and
forwards.
Question: Do you need
this?
Answer: No.
Question: So shall I bin
it then?
Answer: No! Store it upstairs.
It takes a lot of courage
to bin things we have held dear for so long.
Games that I used to play.
Books that I will never
read again.
Clothes that I can't fit
into any more.
Equipment that is so old
it needs updating anyway.
Films that I watched once,
but will never watch them again.
Old computers that I loved
for ten years, but are now unsupported.
Furniture that is so
'single man-ish' that I must not bring it into my future.
Photos that bring back
painful memories, memories that are simply not welcome anymore.
What worked for me, was to
be ruthless when moving home.
Treat it like a fresh
start, a new beginning, a setting free, an exciting adventure.
Bring into my future only
what will serve me and empower me now.
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