When you first arrived on Earth, did anyone hand you a guarantee? From where, then, did you get the idea that life is supposed to make sense? Or that things will always be fair? Or that people will invariably act with delicacy and decorum? Sometimes they do... and sometimes, the very people that we might most expect this from turn out to manifest the opposite. But for all that you face contrary and slightly exasperating circumstances now, you're closer than ever before to moments of truly delightful magic. If necessity is the mother of invention, father often turns out to be desperation! In moments of stress, pressure or overwhelming need, we think along lines that we might not normally explore, and become willing to act in ways from which we might otherwise refrain. But desperation is not the only potential father of invention. Something definitely needs to change in your life now but you should be sure your choices are informed by a positive vision, not just a fear! ...
May I ask why it is that you don't want them to know something? Do you truly fear that they may somehow abuse the information if it is given to them? If a similar truth were to be told to you, how would you respond? Would you not be the soul of discretion and the epitome of sensitivity? Isn't it then a little insulting to assume that this other individual would be any less graceful?
The history books are full of salutary tales. Every schoolchild learns about the people who pushed their luck too far, abused their powers and refused to show mercy to their victims. Yet few and far between are the tales of kindness and compassion, grace and generosity or gentle tenderness. Are such deeds any less heroic or worthy of commemoration? They are so much more important!
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