The Best is Yet to Come

Many individuals find themselves being lost so many times. They feel disconnected from their true selves and the world and feel like things are "just hard" for them. This article is here to remind you that the best is yet to come. Life can be hard and often times it is not easy, we all know that.

The thing is that life is not supposed to be easy all the time. It's supposed to teach you new ways of thinking, living and perceiving things. When you recognize that and truly understand this, a lot of weight will start to lift off of your shoulders. The perception that "life is just hard" will start to lessen because you now have a broader and deeper perspective that essentially, it's all about seeing and experiencing things from different point of views.

Many people who are depressed or often feel down don't always recognize the fact that life is actually teaching them certain things. If we look at life in general and our own life, we can see that nothing is actually in vain. In the end, there's always an emotional, spiritual and often also a physical pay off or lesson from any experience.

To become better, to be a better person from all of your life experiences and handle things in a much more evolved, practical and mature way in the future; that's why everything happens and continues to happen. When we understand that bad things are happening because we are meant to learn from them, instead of adopting a victim mindset and condemn them, things start to change. We now understand that we are not a victim, things are in actuality happening for our greater good. 

We wouldn't appreciate the good times if we wouldn't have nearly as many bad times. That's just the truth of human nature. We often take things for granted and later on we find ourselves being surprised why these things are taken from us. They are taken or removed because you can't, from a physics standpoint, attract positively onto yourself experiences you don't appreciate. Therefore I want to remind you again to be grateful and that the best is yet to come. The art of appreciation is talked about many times in The Bible and also Abraham Hicks talks about it a lot. The Bible states in Matthew 13:12: "For the one who has, more will be given, and he will have an abundance, but from the one who has not, even what he has will be taken away". 

We must also remind ourselves that life comes in cycles. Not every day is the same, it can't be. Every day, every week, every month and every year is different. One year you're lucky, you find the love of your life, you go on many vacations, you win the lottery etc. A few years later you find yourself being broke, in debt, losing all of your friends and on top of that you have developed a chronic disease.

These things can and do happen to some people but it's a reminder that they occur for a reason. We should take a look at ourselves when these things happen and ask ourselves where we didn't appreciate enough what we had or what caused these things to happen in the first place. Most certainly it's due to a negative, lack or fear mindset or all of them combined altogether.