Have you ever felt like you’re ready to move on…move on to a new job, a new church, a new place to live, a new school, a new relationship, or whatever?

The feeling happens frequently and the reasons for the desire vary widely.

 

One rule I’ve learned to apply when wanting to “move on” is to be sure I’m moving on for positive reasons, and not because negative emotions are taking over.

 

For instance, if someone moves on because he or she is angry at another person in their present workplace, chances are that anger will follow them and surface in some other form in the next workplace.

 

If one moves on from a relationship because the other party allegedly is always close-minded, say, it’s likely another relationship is on the horizon that will feel the same way.

 

We take our thoughts with us.

 

So, if you’re ready to “move on,” be sure you take only spiritual, positive, uplifted, and harmonized thoughts of God along for the trip! Be sure the rest is left behind; which means it needs to be dealt with, healed, resolved, at least in your own mind, if not in another’s.  Then it has no tentacles to cling to you when you march forward.

 

If you move on for negative reasons, the reasons follow.  If you move on for positive reasons, prosperity and success greet you.