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Calming The Chaos With The Law Of Adaptation

"Life never gives you more than you can handle in one day." But what about those days when everything seems to happen at once? You discover that an important document is missing, the car is past due on registration and inspection and the kids need expensive dental work? These are the days when it feels like you can't handle what life is giving you; life isn't playing by the rules.

What can you do when there are more curve balls being thrown at you than you think you can handle in one day? First of all come to the understanding that life is not against you. Life is here to support you in every way, always. It's your perception that needs to change, not life. Every single challenge—I don't use the word "difficulty" when it comes to life's curve balls—is presented to you so you can understand yourself, others and the world on a deeper level. These situations—usually the toughest-- cause you to step up and become more of who you are meant to be.

Something you can do to change your perception is to adopt the universal Law of Adaptation. The Law of Adaptation returns you to a point of power and encourages you to ask, "How can I?" It calls on you to look for resources that will move you forward. It moves you out of inertia and into action. Suddenly you're in charge again!

Where do you need to say, "How can I?" Let go of the old way of handling a challenge and apply the Law of Adaptation to your life. You will be amazed at the how quickly the situation changes and how well you've handled it.

Love To You,

Maggie

posted on: 3/12/2009 12:00:00 PM by Maggie McCauley
category: The Mental Side

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by Samuel on 10/27/2009 9:27:40 AM:

Thanks for the beautiful post Maggie. Creation clearly seems to reveal a powerful way of applying the Law of Adaptation by giving a very important revelation: everything that Is exists in twos: male and female, land and sea, day and night, sun and moon, up and down, mountain and valley; the list goes on! In exactlt the same way, a problem cannot exist without it's corresponding solution! It's why it's recorded in the bible that God commanded the waters (instability) to be gathered to one place so it can reveal the land (stability) within it! The best way to employ the Law of Adaptation therefore is to immidiately seek the solution that no doubt coexists with every problem when they arise. Thanks, Samuel Olatunde www.dailylivingword.org

by Maggie on 10/27/2009 2:24:25 PM:

Thank you Samuel for your response! I agree a problem can not coexist without a solution and when the perspective shifts everything falls into place. And speaking of opposites, there is a natural flow of order and disorder in the world. :-) Love To You, Maggie

by Maggie on 7/26/2010 9:37:23 AM:

Thank yoi for myour response to the post. Please go to www.anewviewforyou.com for my weekly emessage. Love To You, Maggie

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Maggie McCauley, ACC, LICSW, The Effortless Organizing Coach, is the president of "A New View". She takes a holistic approach to organizing coaching her clients to create new habits that promote overall well-being, a sense of freedom and peace of mind.

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