COMPLETION!!!!

Happy Blessed Wednesday Family,

Wellll.......for the last couple weeks, My Lord has been speaking to me on "COMPLETION" and wouldn't you know it, this morning, right in my In-box was an AMAZING message on, YES!! You guessed it....COMPLETION!! I just LOVE how Our Sovereign Lord works in speaking to His Children, His Servants.

Sooo, because Mona Girl Blog is ALLL about Our Heavenly Father's WISDOM and KNOWLEDGE.....I am led to share with YOU this Amazing Message by Madison Taylor
from DailyOm that Our Lord sent to Mona to inform me:  IT IS FINISHED....MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.....COMPLETION!!! 

"But let patience have it's perfect work, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing." (James 1:4, NKJV)

I am excited Our Heavenly Father is using His Vessel Madison to convey His Message to US for this Wednesday's Mona Girl Blog.  So if you are graduating from school, moving onto a new job/career, moving to a new city, moving into a new relationship, stepping into a New and Exciting God-ordained Adventure......whateva the case...Our Lord has Blessed Us with this **Mighty Read** from Ms. Taylor...full of God Stuff!!  Enjoy!!

June 17, 2015

Completion: The Road to New Beginnings

The period of completion, rather than being just an act of finality is also one of transition.

Life is a collage of beginnings and ending that run together like still-wet paint.  Yet before we can begin any new phase in life, we must sometimes first achieve closure to the current stage we are in.  That's because many of life's experiences call for closure.  Often, we cannot see the significance of an event or importance of a lesson until we have reached closure.  Or, we may have completed a certain phase in life or path of learning and want to honor that ending.  It is this sense of completion that frees us to open the door to new beginnings.  Closure serves to tie up or sever loose ends, quiets the mind even when questions 
have been left unanswered, signifies the end of an experience, and acknowledges that a change has taken place.  

The period of completion, rather than being just an act of finality, is also one of transition.  When we seek closure, what we really want is an understanding of what has happened and an opportunity to derive what lessons we can from an experience.  Without closure, there is no resolution and we are left to grieve, relive old memories to the point of frustration, or remain forever connected to people from our past.  A sense of completion regarding a situation may also result when we accept that we have done our best.  If you can't officially achieve closure with someone, you can create completion by participating in a closure ritual.  Write a farewell letter to that person and then burn your note during a ceremony.  This ritual allows you to consciously honor and appreciate what has taken place between you and release the experiences so you can move forward.  

Closure can help you let go of feelings of anger or uncertainty regarding your past even as you honor your experience - whether good or bad - as a necessary step on your life's path.  Closure allows you to emotionally lay to rest issues and feelings that may be weighing down your spirit.  When you create closure, you affirm that you have done what was needed, are wiser because of your experience, and are ready for whatever life wants to bring you next.  -by Madison Taylor

Continued Success and Blessings!!