The darkest night is often the bridge to the brightest tomorrowThe crops were planted, tended, and harvested - now the ground lies fallow, awaiting the new planting. Did the year fail? I think not.
- Jonathan Lockwood Huie
As the year has seasons, everything in life has its own cycles - its own rhythms. There will be a Winter, Spring, Summer, and Autumn every year. Every creature will be born, reproduce (or not), and die. A tortoise may live a century and a butterfly a few hours, but each has a cycle.
The unpredictable and irregular happenings of life's cycles are an inherent part of their nature. There are droughts and heat waves, injuries occur. The lion eats the zebra - one is nourished, one dies - neither failed.
Careers and relationships also have their cycles of birth, growth, and death - to be followed by rebirth and the renewal of the cycle.
The ending of a job or a relationship may appear as the darkest night, but it is merely the Winter season - the time of renewal and rebirth that precedes the new planting - the beginning of the next great cycle.
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