2023, a leap into the void.
Who has ever had or known perfection in anything or any situation? Another year is drawing to a close. Some are relieved, others nostalgic, and the rest full of hope for the year ahead.
After living through, analyzing, and meditating on everything that has happened, I noticed the Universe has shown me how faithful it has been to me, and I am very grateful. Because if it hadn’t been for all the trials and tribulations, I wouldn’t have learned anything, and, above all, I’d have been treading water. Of course, that’s not to say I am a masochist, but I’m a realist, and I’m alive and waiting for what awaits me behind the curtain.
Losing everything in the space of a few months or even weeks can make you lose your head. Especially when you’ve put your trust in someone you care about. But it’s time to get back on your feet because what’s happening is not a loss but a rebirth. When we are destitute, we appreciate the value of everything around us. What’s more, it allows us to question ourselves and reposition ourselves.
Of course, some people will say that it’s easier said than done, and I can assure you that I’m the first to have thought that, but with hindsight and faith, I tell myself that it’s better to remain calm and trust the Universe, which holds all the possible and unimaginable jokers.
This year has also been an opportunity to clarify my assignment even further. And yes, when you come into contact with people with malicious intent daily and come out unscathed, it means that our light shone so brightly that they didn’t know how to get close enough to accomplish their mission. In return, they are aware that everyone is accessible but not reachable.
I’ll end this text by saying that I certainly haven’t achieved all the goals I set for myself, but I have discovered a new passion, and I’m looking forward to sharing it over the coming year. It just goes to show that we have loads of plans, but only the plans of the Universe come true. I didn’t think I’d have the strength to finish this year, but now I’m even more excited and looking forward to what the last few hours hold for me.
This last text of the year is to all the people who have been through tough times throughout this year and can’t wait for it to be over. My word as a friend, you will see miracles happen in your lives, and you will remember these words.
To those who learn and retain life’s lessons — well done! May the force be with you to keep up the momentum, as you are an example for many.
Life is serious, but if we take ourselves too seriously, we miss out on opportunities. Thank you for everything 2023. You are and will remain among the most challenging and exciting years I’ve ever known.
By Jdm.
