Mirrored Perspective

The most important thing for us to pay attention to is the mirrored perspective of ourselves. All too often we point out things that we dislike about others. However, at what moment do we stop and take a look at ourselves, and ask what is it about that person that draws them to us? We connect with people by the energy that draws them to us. Most of our connections throughout life thrive from either who we are, who we used to be, or who we have the potential to be. God allows the universe to align itself by connecting us with people to help us learn things about ourselves. Sometimes, there comes a point in time where we don't see the bigger picture until we step back to look at it from a different perspective. What I mean by this exactly is, we don't sometimes see things until a person makes us aware of it, and when they do, that's when we begin to focus on another perspective. That is what life is all about, understating things from different perspectives. I'm at a season in my life where I like to call it a reflective perspective. God currently is and has been placing people in my life where they are possessing qualities that I do not like. Qualities that allow for me to see much of my older self in these same people who I am currently attracting. Which I have to pay attention to because at times we say that we have grown and changed, but in actuality, God is providing us with multiple tests to see if we have truly overcome adversity.  I believe when things like this begin to occur, it's a perfect time to reflect on gaining a knowledge of your likes and dislikes. When we can point out the things we do not like about others, we can gain a perspective to then begin to verbally manifest the things that we want from a person or people that we choose to surround ourselves with. I believe we should take the time out to understand the dynamics of people and not be judgmental. The best way of doing this is by living a mirrored perspective of life. The type of life to always take a look at yourself first, understand who you are, and make a decision to either be comfortable or uncomfortable in the results. It starts with first understanding ourselves before we can understand others.