In Life,
you must always ask yourself, "Am I ready for everything?" instead of
asking, "Is everything ready for me?"
The way we are brought up is however
that, everything, always, has been ready for us. When we were born, we have
been pampered, looked after and cared for. When we went to school, the teachers
tended to us. Our daily wants and needs were always kept in readiness by our
custodians, guardians and parents. Resultantly, we have got used to things
being ready for us at all times. When we start our working lives too, in our
first jobs most certainly, things are kept ready, at least in the beginning.
So, when the honeymoon in Life is over__really, past 20, when early adulthood
arrives__we face the true colors of and adventures in Life. This is where, we
must really be ready for everything. But because we continue to be in the
"Is everything ready for me?"-mode, we stumble, struggle and suffer
through Life.
Let go! Stop expecting things to be ready
or a red carpet to be rolled out and Life to mollycoddle you. Instead, embrace
the uncertainty, the unknown in every moment. Meet Life with that spirit of
adventure, a daring, in every moment. And liberate yourself from your daily
strife and struggle. When you are ready for everything that Life throws at you
or for everything that Life pushes you into, there's an 'aha' in every moment. Life is a seductress that is drawing you into
the unknown in every moment, promising you instant bliss, and you are stuck
here__with logic and rational questioning__asking why isn't everything ready
for you anymore?
Trust Life fully and willfully get
seduced. Only when you surrender to Life, being ready for everything, will you
see how beautiful the Life really is. It is in its uncertainty, in its
unpredictability that Life’s beauty and magic lies! As Jalaluddin Rumi, the 13th
Century Persian poet says,"I didn't come here of my own accord, and I
can't leave that way. Whoever brought me here will have to take me home." Be ready for everything, then any road you take will take you
home!
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