Ever found yourself thinking, Why does this keep happening to me?" Maybe it's Fate's way of telling you it's time to make some life changes.
I'll admit that I kind of like it when I get to sound all knowledgeable and wise. Let me reassure you though that I am just a person, like you and these lessons that I pass along are hard learned (and some still learning). Hopefully, they don't have to be so much so for you. At least, maybe you'll pick up on the cues sooner than some and recognize them for what they are so you don't have to learn your lesson in the truly painful ways.
"Fate guides us with a gentle hand. When we don't listen, she starts beating us with sticks." ~Me
Sooo, A lesson from Fate, eh?
Well, I say Fate, you say, God, let's just meet in the middle and call it "The Powers that Be", shall we? This saying just sort of came out of my mouth during a tarot reading many years ago. The idea is that we are given life to learn lessons and grow spiritually. I could go into karma here, but I'll refrain. These lessons are not always clear to us, so when we do not learn this life lesson, it sets off a loop and we begin reliving the experience over and over until we do learn the lesson and make the life change we were meant to make. Let's use an example of a person who needs to learn to be assertive:
Nancy is a bit shy and very pretty. She met a handsome man and he was great to her for a few months until he started telling her not to wear makeup because he didn't want other guys to see how beautiful she was and try to steal her away. He became very controlling and Nancy left him, but he tried to get her back. She asked another guy for help to keep him away and started dating that guy. Guy #2 was also great for about a month but then he didn't want her to go out with her friends because he thought she would cheat on him, so he had to know every place she went and who she was with. Finally, Nancy left him and when he was stalking her and threatening her she asked the help of a coworker to get him to go away to stay with her so she would feel safe. This guy #3 told Nancy what to do every minute of the day, what she should wear and why she had the problems with her other boyfriends. It was because she dressed like a whore and flirted with all the guys. He was going to help her with her problem by following her everywhere and telling her everything she was doing wrong. If she didn't listen to him, he hit her. If she went to a friend's house, he called with an emergency that would justify him coming to get her. He threatened her life if she left him and soon she realized she had no friends she could turn to and no more guys she could ask for help. She wanted to leave, but she had to do it on her own, there was no other choice. She had to stand up to him herself. She found help through an agency that taught her how to handle the situation and she got away from him. When he found her a few months later, she called the police and pressed charges against him. When she finally learned the lesson that she had to stand up for herself and become more self-assertive, the cycle broke.
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