The only constant in life is Change

A Greek Philosopher Heraclitus once said,

"The only constant in life is Change".

He mentioned this in his book titled ‘Fragments.’

Which means, the only reality in nature is change. People, seasons, and life change too. There is no permanent in this world except change.

Change is always upon us. We've all made changes in our lives, some are fortunate and bad, some are expected and surprising. The change affects us all, it's a typical part of life. We are all not only affected by the change, we are affected by how we understand and feel about change.

Then, there comes, 'it depends upon the situation', on how we deal and accept the changes in our life.

See the optimistic side of the change, despite some people, who are afraid of it, embrace and see a change in a positive way. In fact, life is full of change, the weather, moments, victories, losses, people, careers, everything is just temporary.

These changes, no matter whether they appear to be good or awful at the time, surely will teach you something new.

You can apply this 'principle' to your life by learning from it, embracing it, accepting it, and then eventually, applying it. This will involve appreciating and understanding the message of the change in your life, moving towards a considerable and greater purpose, and embracing the meaning of it. Lastly, you have to apply what you understood and learned from that change that happened in your life.

Acknowledge the change in your life, go with its flow. Be adaptable enough to know and accept things for exactly how they are. Do not be afraid to look at the present for what it is.

Remember, you cannot grow and prosper if you cannot realize, feel, recognize, accept, and embrace the changes life brings to you.

I hope you have a great time reading this.

How about you, do you believe in what Heraclitus said about change?

What's your point of view about this?

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