The Chameleons

The Chameleons

Chameleons are creatures that change their colors to fit in with their environment. However, the environment does not change color to fit in with the chameleon. There are human ones too. You know them. Chameleons are everywhere. In families, at jobs, at church, at the park, they frequent all of these places.  Websters defines a chameleon as “a person who changes their opinions or behavior based on the situation.” They will tell you one thing but do something else.  Some of them are so convincing and so good at what they do that they will have you questioning yourself when you know you are right.  It is always a good thing to have your discernment antennas up.  Some people you come across will seem sincere but are not.  Their sincerity is simply a means to an end.

Being observant will save you much anguish, pain, and confusion. The faces they show you are not real but appear to be.  You have to use your third eye (your intuition) to get the true gist of what is

going on.  Chameleons will have a place in each of our lives at one time or another.  They cross our paths to teach us lessons.

We need to always be cognizant of our surroundings and the people that occupy our space. Look deep, for all is not revealed on the outside. Approach chameleons from a practical perspective to avoid disillusionment and disappointment. Know that you have everything you need to know what is real and what is not. If you look closely, they will unknowingly give you clues. Be confident in your ability to know falsehoods when you see them. Life is not black and white, sometimes there will be gray areas. Knowing how to maneuver within the gray areas can be advantageous.

Knowing that you can determine the outcome of certain situations through thoughtful observation is a skill to be perfected. You do not need to change to impress anyone. Be mindful of the fact that you can readily see someone’s true colors once you no longer serve a purpose in their life.  Ultimately the chameleon represents transformation.  Be a healer chameleon and not one that personifies falsehoods and untruths while seemingly appearing real. Thumbs up, like, and share. #Please Share

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