Going back over our errors, asking ourselves painful questions and giving honest answers is a difficult experience.
We’ve all made mistakes in life, some more serious than others, but talking them through, trying to explain why you made this decision at that point in time, makes you re-examine your own values.
Our history is set in stone, we cannot go back and make those decisions anew. But we can try to make amends, apologise for any hurt we have caused, and, above all, be honest with ourselves and others.
We can also learn from mistakes, to do anything else would be considered foolish, but sometimes those mistakes are not as obvious as we might think. If you find yourself in a repeating cycle of events over time, it is definitely worth taking a long hard look at why that appears to be happening.
Karma, the law of cause and effect, will be behind the cycle somewhere, so we need to examine the causes and change them if we are to break the merry-go-round of sadness, and move onto pastures new.
Some people fear change, but if life is just not working the way we want it to, then we have to make changes. Embrace the opportunity to make life better, examine the causes that need to change and make those changes whole-heartedly, you will not regret it once the effects, and the happiness, start coming through.
Sometimes, we find ourselves in situations, or potential situations, were we are a little unsure of what the outcome may be.
Waiting is a strange thing. 
Do you remember the day you mastered the art of riding a bicycle? Of course you do. For me, it was the culmination of a rather lengthy, and very frustrating process, and but for the perseverance of my father, I might never have learned at all.
The law of cause and effect, action and reaction, applies to everything in life and forms the basis of our Karma.
Once upon a time, there was a general who was leading his army into battle against an enemy ten times the size of his own.
A shallow person will only ever have shallow relationships.
There are several changes afoot in the office, and a few people are finding that a way of life they have known for many, many years is coming to a rather abrupt end.
In case you were wondering, my CELTA course is going rather well, all things considered. Apart from the fact that I am really enjoying the whole experience, it’s a bit like Chinese water torture, the lesson preparation and assignments just keep coming.
The Search For Enlightenment 
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