Every End Is a New Beginning

Gili says it all starts with your inner energy. Nobody changes until they change it. As long as your surroundings control your thoughts and your feelings, nothing will change. The moment you change what's happening inside, life changes on its own.

Imagination is the beginning of every act of creation. When you picture something you want, you start believing in it as truth, and any thought you hold long enough already counts as an experience that exists. The longer you hold that picture, the closer it comes to taking shape.

No. Gili says that assumption is misleading. You have to move even without strength and even without a defined goal, because standing still is itself the problem. She compares it to water: when it stands still it goes stagnant, and when it flows it stays alive.

Gili talks about surrendering to whatever comes, good or bad, out of the faith that it all comes from the Creator and is for your good. She admits that believing this is one thing, but living by it when things are truly hard takes courage.

Gili says don't despair. Behind every door that closes, another door is waiting, exactly the way every house has more than one door. The deepest darkness comes before the light, and the hardship itself carries the seed of your deliverance, if you only believe it.