Nature Shows That Change is Possible

leaves of change

leaves of change

If you are like me, and the millions of other people in the world, you often wonder about change, how can a person change themselves or change their surroundings?

Nature shows us that change is possible, in the fall, leaves change from green, to yellow, orange and a vibrant red. But sometimes, nature changes spontaneously in a short amount of time, how this happens or why, is still a mystery.

Sequential hermaphroditism is a type of hermaphroditism that occurs in many fish, gastropoda, and plants. Sequential hermaphroditism occurs when the individual changes sex at some point in their life. Some of these are,

  • clownfish
  • tapeworm
  • the black swallowtail butterfly

 

It’s amazing how nature knows exactly what it needs to do to survive, and then does it, regardless of if it’s possible or not, or regardless how long or short of a time it takes also.

So how does a person change? We can look to nature and find the answer. Know that in every moment, anything can happen, and when the odds are stacked against you, know that the solution will present itself in the exact moment you need it. And when you change yourself, your surroundings will change as well. As simple as that sounds, it’s easier said than done.

Change is a process, but sometimes, change can be an event that happens in the blink of an eye, don’t let anyone control your mind and tell you it’s going to take years to implement change, because as nature has shown us, anything can happen.

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5 Responses to Nature Shows That Change is Possible

  1. nepermhome's avatar nepermhome says:

    Having an open mind is the easiest way to change. Also easier said then done sometimes!

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  2. zestyjazz's avatar zestyjazz says:

    I have two mantras that I developed this year. The first: One small step is an accomplishment- this has helped me revel in the success of one baby step towards a huge goal I’m not sure I can achieve.

    The second is: If I change “me”, I am changing “we”. This one is about internalizing change and recognizing that the change within myself sparks and provides fodder for the change in others. It makes my life about me and allows me to act within the change of myself.

    Thanks for posting! -Jasmine

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