Many a times heard this from so many people “All well that ends well” Oh really!!! Wherever we are today one thought that just don’t leave is when is this going to end and how is it going to end? At times the whole whirlpool cycle is scary and doesn’t leave me any good. There are many sleepless nights and gloomy days that have been my pals for moments together. Have struggled myself out of the cycle but every now and then it just sucks me in.
This question kept me awake and restless. I decided to myself lets make a deal of making self resilient (huge jargon!!) Easy said than done!!!!
Started with small baby steps to get life in running gear (as if it was stopped!! – not like that) however the whole outside situation got me into a knee jerk reaction and i stopped thiking (aarrgghhh – is it really possible???) Nope- it was the downward spiral that started in the head and then started impacting everything that I did.
How did I came to terms with these testing times, staying at home, work less and clueless of how life will turn out to be!!!
I took each step cautiously. I came to understand that everything starts deep within the mental process and the mind since that is where all the games are played. Fake it till you’re made of it Or perhaps I should say that you keep telling yourself what has to be done until your mind finally gives up and starts instructing you how to be cheerful, chirpy, and normal. This motivated me to get up off my lazy back and start taking walks, albeit brief ones at first on the busy roads. The insights were humorous, and I received a few greetings and smiles in return. This excited me to take few more and few more.
When the mind became lively, it began to think positively and provided a perspective that allowed one to welcome whatever was present at the time with open arms. Acceptance boosted talks more and reconnected neural pathways for more effective relationships.
I am currently traveling in that direction. Let me break out of my rut and start relating to others with genuine enthusiasm and curiosity.