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The Butterfly Effect

Yafa Goawily by Yafa Goawily
November 18, 2024
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Today, I want to share my thoughts on embracing change. As the seasons shift, we’re reminded to be flexible and open to transformation. Change is a natural part of life; it’s impossible for us to remain the same.


Living in Canada for the past few years has allowed me to appreciate the beauty of the changing weather—from summer to spring, autumn, and winter. Mother Nature shows us that we have the ability to adapt. Those who embrace change and remain flexible will always find blessings in the journey, feeling truly alive. It’s a beautiful reminder that we can make changes in ourselves and our lives.

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When I think about change, the image of a butterfly comes to mind. The butterfly starts as a caterpillar, undergoes significant transformation in its cocoon, and emerges as a stunning creature. This process is both inspiring and powerful, encouraging others to embrace change, even when it feels uncomfortable.
When it comes to our feelings, I always remind myself of these words: “Sit with your feelings, even the hard ones. Acknowledge them, accept them, and then let them go.”


Let’s all welcome change. Mother Nature and butterflies inspire us. You can also be an inspiration for others by embracing change in your own life.



Yaffa Goawily – Art Specialist/Art Advisor – Community development through art. Yafa Arts & Crafts www.yaffa.ca

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