I Have Lost my Job. What Do I Do? 2
10th Apr 2009
Hello lovely people
I also realised that a magical door was being opened for me. I had the opportunity to move to another country and start a new and exciting career. I did this intuitively and against all the odds, and loved every minute of it.
As soon as I had settled down, the company that employed me changed their strategy. Guess what? I was made redundant again. This time round the company went out of their way to accommodate me. They were surprised that I regarded the whole process of redundancy as an exciting adventure. My attitude made the whole experience easier for everyone.
I had 28 days to either find a new sponsor for my work permit or return to my own country. On day 26 I started work with the new sponsor – and did even better than I could ever imagine career-wise.
These experiences have taught me various things. The most important lesson was that I am always taken care of. I will never be short of anything, because I am never alone. My angels and spirit guides and of course God always look after me. They helped me to turn crisis into opportunity. They helped me to see the bigger picture, which made me excited about these changes.
If I was not made redundant by these companies I would have overstayed my welcome and become a boring, bored, complaining, frustrated employee with no awareness of the bigger picture. I would have missed astonishing opportunities that came my way as a direct result of those redundancies. My life went from ordinary to extraordinary. I have so much gratitude for the experiences that I have had over the past years.
With the first redundancy and the shock of not being able to find another job easily, I experienced many negative emotions about the people that engineered that redundancy. I took it all very personally in the sense that I felt their actions were very unfair and vindictive. Of course that was exactly how they meant it. They did not understand that they were being used as pawns in a game that was too complicated for them to understand.
As a result of my first experience of redundancy, I was able to see that the second redundancy (and the first one in hindsight) was meant personally in a different way. By then I had realised that it was all part of the dance of my life, that the music was changing, and it was time for me to learn new steps and move on.
I understood that redundancy does not just “happen”. The entire experience was part of my life plan – the blueprint of my life that I had planned before I came into this world. I realised that every person involved in the process had a specific role to play. I was able to see the pattern, even though the other players were not aware of the pattern at all.
To be continued.
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Love and Light
Elsabe
