The instant just before 2011 ended and 2012 began was the turning point, transferring us from one year into another. Countless people with bated breath, awaited the new year’s arrival. Some slept through, its entrance bearing no significance to them. Others hastened towards its beginning, desiring to say goodbye and good riddance to a difficult, challenging period. Minds and eyes set on seeing the clocks show midnight, we listened for the bell’s chime, ready to emphatically declare ‘Happy New Year!’ to one another. In all this, the moment - just before the hour struck - went unnoticed; we were already living past its immediate history.
The turning point is important if change and transference is to happen. Sometimes it’s evidenced in a moment. It can show itself through various circumstances bringing about a difference. It may present in - what is for us - an unusual manner, requiring our mindset to be open to our unexpected. The moment generally heralds breakthrough and portends better to come, but sometimes brings the opposite. Its flow and wave can be used to transport us to wherever and whoever we want to become, however the point arrives.
So, how will you manage yourself when it does?
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