What if the worst happens? What if it all falls apart? What if your enemies conspire with your adversaries who, in turn, strike up an unholy alliance with your own most self-defeating traits and tendencies? If that's the case all you have to do is get a grip on your own fear and pessimism and their entire plan wiLL implode!What has happened has happened. There can be no going back, no changing the past, no magical eradication of yesterday. Even if you had a time machine, capable of causing the hours and minutes to race rapidly anti-clockwise, why would you use it? Would it not be far wiser to put that device to its other implied purpose? Why not rush ahead, instead, to some point in the future from which you could feel safe to look back from a calmer, clearer vantage point?Wednesday, 18 January 2017
WHAT IF...................
What if the worst happens? What if it all falls apart? What if your enemies conspire with your adversaries who, in turn, strike up an unholy alliance with your own most self-defeating traits and tendencies? If that's the case all you have to do is get a grip on your own fear and pessimism and their entire plan wiLL implode!What has happened has happened. There can be no going back, no changing the past, no magical eradication of yesterday. Even if you had a time machine, capable of causing the hours and minutes to race rapidly anti-clockwise, why would you use it? Would it not be far wiser to put that device to its other implied purpose? Why not rush ahead, instead, to some point in the future from which you could feel safe to look back from a calmer, clearer vantage point?
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