The Candle At The End Of Crisis Analysis

The Candle at the End of Crisis

Just as every song, book, dynasty and star will come to an end, so will a crisis. Nothing in the universe is eternal or everlasting and crisis is no different. While a crisis may be long and difficult to endure, rest assured that no crisis spans an entire life span. Indeed the beginning of every crisis carries with it a promise and that promise is “This too shall pass.” Let this reality be a comfort to you when a dilemma has driven you to a dark and sorrow filled place. Know that this crisis will inevitably expire and you will remain.

We’ve looked intensively at how to become a good crisis manager and learnt coping techniques and strategies but can we actually prevent crisis from occurring? The answer is no,

Your life will be filled with opportunities and moments where you will need to choose between doing the right or the wrong thing. Sometimes the wrong thing will be easier but don’t choose this option. Even if doing what is right is more difficult, endeavor to do so. Don’t harm anyone with your actions and never seek revenge or retribution no matter what the circumstances, as this is sure to result in a crisis for you. Being on this good side of life offers a measure of protection against crisis situations and will even help you to manage the invariable crises as

We must allow this hope to persist because it is the light that tells us that no matter how dark or difficult our circumstances may be, they will eventually end. Without hope we are doomed to live in fear and misery, forever stuck in the revolving door of crisis.

At the end of a crisis you should take time to reflect on the events that occurred. Look at how they came about and ask yourself honestly if they may have been caused by something present in your lifestyle. If you can do this then you can make the necessary changes to prevent re-occurrence in the future. Look at the way you managed the crisis and ask yourself what you could have done better. Learn all you can from the crisis and then take time to recover and regain your strength. If the ending was good then be happy and if it was sad be grateful that it has at least come to an end.

The beginning of crisis is also the promise of an end because every crisis will have an ending. This is the candle at the end of crises. A bright light that lets us know that nothing lasts forever. While we can take steps to reduce crisis we can also take comfort in knowing that no matter how difficult or painful a situation might be, we have the power and resources to overcome it and continue on the journey of