About Christiane Schicker

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It may not get better, but it will be different – Day 24

By |2021-06-01T17:23:38+02:00December 24th, 2020|Resilience, Transformation, Transformation and Advent|

The "new" is not necessarily "better". We can very happily wish each other that the next year should be "better" - and this time there is a relatively high chance that things will actually be "better". But what I actually wish for, both for myself and for all my loved ones, for humanity on the whole planet: That we open our hearts and our compassion for a different, resilient way of dealing with all the big and small challenges, which the pandemic will certainly bring us in the next 12 months. I wish all of us a strengthened mental immune power so that we can approach our life "differently" time and again with courage and ease - with love and from the heart. Merry Christmas

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Nothing ist more constant than change – Wintersolstice Day 21

By |2020-12-21T06:26:34+01:00December 21st, 2020|Transformation, Transformation and Advent|

And that is the magic of change: at the turning points, the contradictions in the fullness of life break like a prism. With the abundance one realizes that one can endure much more than one likes to pretend - including the deep darkness in our latitudes in December.

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The magic IKEA moment – Day 18

By |2021-06-01T17:22:09+02:00December 18th, 2020|Resilience, Transformation, Transformation and Advent|

The IKEA moment doesn't happen right away. The first steps have been taken, the first sense of achievement appears and the piece of furniture takes shape. I don't expect it anymore, but then there comes a tricky moment: it hangs, is uptight, something is too big or too small. The screw cannot be found. I turn, I push or pull, I loosen and fix it again. Most of the time I have to twist myself unnaturally, screw into an unlit corner.

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