Dear Queen Elsa, I was like you. I was afraid of change, thinking that if things change, they will be bad. Part of me wanted me to be same lazy individual that I was. But when I think of my mother, I had to change my ways and became hardworking, and I've been doing it ever since. Facing the unknown is what makes us better people. Like a certain someone once said, anyone who has the power change the world. You didn't embrace your destiny as the snow queen for greed and casting eternal winters, you did it for the right reasons, one of them being a great queen and a great sister towards Anna. Olaf is right about one thing, love, and change, can thaw a frozen heart. Your powers may be cold, but your is as warm as a thousand suns. Besides, some people call the future "The Undiscovered Country". People can be frightened of change. In the end, change isn't bad, it is a good thing. Like the caterpillar becoming a butterfly, we emerge into a better people through hard work and determination. You are that example of that. You may be the Queen of Arendelle, but I often think of you as family, as well, along with those close to you. And as long as I remember that heart shaped ice cube that I took a picture long ago, I will always think of you and helping me embrace change. Thank you, Aunt Elsa. ❤
Elsa: "Hello, my dear friend, Your words have truly touched my heart. Thank you for sharing your story with me. It sounds like you’ve walked a path similar to mine, learning to face the fear of change and embracing the unknown, not for selfish reasons, but for the love you have for others - just like how you changed for your mother. I admire your strength and determination, and I know that, like the caterpillar becoming a butterfly, your transformation has made you a better and more fulfilled person. Olaf is indeed right. Love, and the willingness to embrace change, can thaw even the coldest of hearts. And while my powers may be tied to ice and snow, my heart, like yours, is filled with warmth for those I hold dear. It’s that warmth that helps us face the challenges that come with change, knowing that we’re not alone on this journey. I love the way you described the future as "The Undiscovered Country." Change can be scary because it’s unfamiliar, but just as you have shown through your own story, it is often the key to becoming the best version of ourselves. It’s beautiful to know that you consider me family. You have a place in my heart, too. As long as we continue to face the future with courage, we’ll always find a way to grow, just like a butterfly. And as for that heart-shaped ice cube - it sounds like a beautiful reminder of the warmth that can live even in the coldest of places. Hold onto that memory, and know that I’ll always be here in spirit, cheering you on as you continue to embrace change with grace and determination."
To Elsa, When it comes to understanding the idea of changes, it could mean in different ways, like being grateful, making some important choices, or that failure is the normal part of the learning process, and your fascinating tale of Embracing change is no exception. I've also seen how most people would flat out refuse on ever accepting the idea of change. For example, in the story about a Panda named Po who is (well was) the Dragon Warrior, he was told by his Master that his time on holding the title of being the Dragon Warrior was over and that he had to choose a worthy successor before becoming the Spiritual leader. Needless to say, this didn't sit well with Po at first, but in the end, he finally decided to embrace change by naming the reform bandit named Zhen the new Dragon Warrior, and thus becomes the Spiritual leader in the process. Sometimes Embracing Change can be pretty scary at first, but once you take this one steady step at a time, you'll find firsthand that changes can be a very good and positive influence on your day to day life and the future going forward. Anyway, thank you very much for sharing your journey on Embracing Change.
Elsa: "Hello, Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and the wonderful story of Po, the Dragon Warrior. It’s heartening to hear how tales of embracing change resonate across different worlds and characters. You are absolutely right - change can manifest in various forms, whether it’s through gratitude, making important choices, or understanding that failure is a natural part of learning. Each step we take, no matter how small, can lead us to new and often better paths. The story of Po and his journey to becoming a spiritual leader is a perfect example of the challenges and rewards that come with accepting change. Initially resistant, Po's eventual acceptance not only allowed him to grow but also brought about a positive transformation for those around him. This mirrors my own journey in many ways. For a long time, I feared change and the uncertainty it brought, but embracing it helped me become a better leader and person. As you so wisely noted, taking steady steps can make the process of embracing change less daunting and more rewarding. It's a powerful reminder that change, while sometimes scary, can lead to personal growth and positive outcomes for our future. Thank you for your kind words and for sharing such a meaningful story. Together, let’s continue to embrace change and find the courage to face the unknown with hope and determination."
Most impressive, Elsa. As one of my favorite Disney Princesses, I'm very honored to hear this from you. Let me share with you a proverb, "The more things change, the more they stay the same". This means that even though situations may appear to be different on the surface, the underlying nature or core elements of life will remain consistent over time. In other words, while you may have embraced change, every decision you make and the situations you'll find yourself in will remain the same. You were afraid that your powers would hurt people, including your family, or how the people would react. You had every right to be afraid. Your power can cause great harm, but it can also cause great good. It's not about how you got them, but how you use them. Even Superman fears what he's capable of. He's an alien that has powers almost equal to a god thanks the yellow sun. But he has good people like his Earth parents Ma and Pa Kent, his cousin Kara Zor-El aka Supergirl, his dog Krypto, his best pal Jimmy Olson and his wife Lois Lane to reign him in. Even fellow super-powered individuals like the Justice League help him out. With them, he's not afraid nor is he alone. Like him, you're not alone. You have your parents, your beloved sister Anna, your bodyguard Marshmallow, your friend Kristoff and his reindeer Sven, and of course the lovable snowman Olaf to reign you in. Thus, like Superman, you use your powers for good instead of evil. Hiding your power and trying to control them is never easy. Even superheroes struggle with this. Hiding them is a double-edge sword when protecting those you love by lying to them and trying to control them comes with trial and error. You had to learn that the hard way. Fortunately, embracing them brought you peace as they helped save Anna from certain death. Remember, every strength, skill, power and weakness we have deep within us is an extension of ourselves. To once again quote Buddha: "It is better to conquer yourself than to win a thousand battles. And then the victory is yours. It cannot be taken from you. Not by angels or demons. Heaven or Hell". Thank you for listening, Elsa.
Elsa: "Hello, Thank you so much for your thoughtful and inspiring message. It truly warms my heart to hear your kind words and the wisdom you’ve shared. The proverb "The more things change, the more they stay the same" is a profound reminder of the constancy amidst change. It’s true that while the circumstances of our lives may evolve, the core elements - our values, our loved ones, and our inner strength - remain steadfast. This consistency is what guides us through the storms of change and helps us stay grounded. Your comparison to Superman is both humbling and enlightening. Like him, I’ve had to navigate the duality of my powers - the potential for great harm and the potential for great good. It’s not the powers themselves that define us, but how we choose to use them. And like Superman, I am blessed to have incredible people in my life who support and guide me. Anna, Kristoff, Sven, Olaf, and even Marshmallow are my anchors, just as Ma and Pa Kent, Lois Lane, and the Justice League are for Superman. Hiding and controlling our powers is indeed a difficult journey, often fraught with trial and error. But through embracing our true selves, we find peace and strength. It was this acceptance that allowed me to save Anna and ultimately bring harmony to Arendelle. The quote from Buddha is a beautiful reminder that true victory lies in conquering ourselves. Our strengths, skills, powers, and even our weaknesses are all parts of who we are. Embracing them fully, with courage and understanding, is the path to true victory and inner peace. Thank you for sharing these profound insights and for being such a supportive and thoughtful friend. May we all continue to embrace change, guided by the constant love and values that define us."
Hey, Elsa, you've change and through out the years as a child you're afraid of you're powers fearing of you might hurt someone like your sister and anyone with you're ice powers, and now you're not afraid of you're powers anymore. Although changing is scary but it helps to overcome your fears and to grow. But to me I don't see you as a Snow witch or a monster I only see you as a kind woman with ice powers and a Queen to your people of Arendelle. When I see you with all the children that loved you're ice powers I see you as a mother to them protecting from harm. And thank you for sharing of the importance of value of embracing change.
Elsa: "Hello, dear friend, Thank you so much for your heartfelt words. Your kindness and understanding mean a great deal to me. It's true, I spent many years afraid of my powers, fearing I might hurt those I love, especially my sister Anna. But through my journey, I learned that embracing who we are, including our fears and uncertainties, is a powerful step toward growth and strength. Change is indeed scary, but as you beautifully said, it helps us overcome our fears and become stronger. Your view of me not as a monster or a witch, but as a kind woman and a queen, warms my heart. I strive to use my powers for good, to protect and nurture my people, especially the children who find joy in the magic of ice. Your perspective of me as a mother figure to the children is incredibly touching. They remind me of the innocence and wonder in the world, and it's an honor to protect and inspire them. Thank you for your kind words and for understanding the importance of embracing change. May we all continue to find strength and courage in our journeys."
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Dear Queen Elsa,
I was like you. I was afraid of change, thinking that if things change, they will be bad. Part of me wanted me to be same lazy individual that I was. But when I think of my mother, I had to change my ways and became hardworking, and I've been doing it ever since. Facing the unknown is what makes us better people. Like a certain someone once said, anyone who has the power change the world. You didn't embrace your destiny as the snow queen for greed and casting eternal winters, you did it for the right reasons, one of them being a great queen and a great sister towards Anna. Olaf is right about one thing, love, and change, can thaw a frozen heart. Your powers may be cold, but your is as warm as a thousand suns. Besides, some people call the future "The Undiscovered Country". People can be frightened of change. In the end, change isn't bad, it is a good thing. Like the caterpillar becoming a butterfly, we emerge into a better people through hard work and determination. You are that example of that. You may be the Queen of Arendelle, but I often think of you as family, as well, along with those close to you. And as long as I remember that heart shaped ice cube that I took a picture long ago, I will always think of you and helping me embrace change.
Thank you, Aunt Elsa. ❤
Elsa:
"Hello, my dear friend,
Your words have truly touched my heart. Thank you for sharing your story with me. It sounds like you’ve walked a path similar to mine, learning to face the fear of change and embracing the unknown, not for selfish reasons, but for the love you have for others - just like how you changed for your mother. I admire your strength and determination, and I know that, like the caterpillar becoming a butterfly, your transformation has made you a better and more fulfilled person.
Olaf is indeed right. Love, and the willingness to embrace change, can thaw even the coldest of hearts. And while my powers may be tied to ice and snow, my heart, like yours, is filled with warmth for those I hold dear. It’s that warmth that helps us face the challenges that come with change, knowing that we’re not alone on this journey.
I love the way you described the future as "The Undiscovered Country." Change can be scary because it’s unfamiliar, but just as you have shown through your own story, it is often the key to becoming the best version of ourselves. It’s beautiful to know that you consider me family. You have a place in my heart, too. As long as we continue to face the future with courage, we’ll always find a way to grow, just like a butterfly.
And as for that heart-shaped ice cube - it sounds like a beautiful reminder of the warmth that can live even in the coldest of places. Hold onto that memory, and know that I’ll always be here in spirit, cheering you on as you continue to embrace change with grace and determination."
I LOVE YOU QUEEN ELSA!
Well Said…
Awesome. The next Johnny Blaze Aka the "Ghost Rider"
Perhaps the life lesson from the Ghost Rider can be about empathy, maybe? Just a suggestion.
I appreciate both suggestions, @Nogayidan and @reniertorresii950! Consider it done 🙂
To Elsa,
When it comes to understanding the idea of changes, it could mean in different ways, like being grateful, making some important choices, or that failure is the normal part of the learning process, and your fascinating tale of Embracing change is no exception.
I've also seen how most people would flat out refuse on ever accepting the idea of change. For example, in the story about a Panda named Po who is (well was) the Dragon Warrior, he was told by his Master that his time on holding the title of being the Dragon Warrior was over and that he had to choose a worthy successor before becoming the Spiritual leader. Needless to say, this didn't sit well with Po at first, but in the end, he finally decided to embrace change by naming the reform bandit named Zhen the new Dragon Warrior, and thus becomes the Spiritual leader in the process.
Sometimes Embracing Change can be pretty scary at first, but once you take this one steady step at a time, you'll find firsthand that changes can be a very good and positive influence on your day to day life and the future going forward.
Anyway, thank you very much for sharing your journey on Embracing Change.
Elsa:
"Hello,
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and the wonderful story of Po, the Dragon Warrior. It’s heartening to hear how tales of embracing change resonate across different worlds and characters.
You are absolutely right - change can manifest in various forms, whether it’s through gratitude, making important choices, or understanding that failure is a natural part of learning. Each step we take, no matter how small, can lead us to new and often better paths.
The story of Po and his journey to becoming a spiritual leader is a perfect example of the challenges and rewards that come with accepting change. Initially resistant, Po's eventual acceptance not only allowed him to grow but also brought about a positive transformation for those around him. This mirrors my own journey in many ways. For a long time, I feared change and the uncertainty it brought, but embracing it helped me become a better leader and person.
As you so wisely noted, taking steady steps can make the process of embracing change less daunting and more rewarding. It's a powerful reminder that change, while sometimes scary, can lead to personal growth and positive outcomes for our future.
Thank you for your kind words and for sharing such a meaningful story. Together, let’s continue to embrace change and find the courage to face the unknown with hope and determination."
Most impressive, Elsa. As one of my favorite Disney Princesses, I'm very honored to hear this from you.
Let me share with you a proverb, "The more things change, the more they stay the same". This means that even though situations may appear to be different on the surface, the underlying nature or core elements of life will remain consistent over time. In other words, while you may have embraced change, every decision you make and the situations you'll find yourself in will remain the same.
You were afraid that your powers would hurt people, including your family, or how the people would react. You had every right to be afraid. Your power can cause great harm, but it can also cause great good. It's not about how you got them, but how you use them.
Even Superman fears what he's capable of. He's an alien that has powers almost equal to a god thanks the yellow sun. But he has good people like his Earth parents Ma and Pa Kent, his cousin Kara Zor-El aka Supergirl, his dog Krypto, his best pal Jimmy Olson and his wife Lois Lane to reign him in. Even fellow super-powered individuals like the Justice League help him out. With them, he's not afraid nor is he alone.
Like him, you're not alone. You have your parents, your beloved sister Anna, your bodyguard Marshmallow, your friend Kristoff and his reindeer Sven, and of course the lovable snowman Olaf to reign you in. Thus, like Superman, you use your powers for good instead of evil.
Hiding your power and trying to control them is never easy. Even superheroes struggle with this. Hiding them is a double-edge sword when protecting those you love by lying to them and trying to control them comes with trial and error. You had to learn that the hard way. Fortunately, embracing them brought you peace as they helped save Anna from certain death.
Remember, every strength, skill, power and weakness we have deep within us is an extension of ourselves. To once again quote Buddha: "It is better to conquer yourself than to win a thousand battles. And then the victory is yours. It cannot be taken from you. Not by angels or demons. Heaven or Hell".
Thank you for listening, Elsa.
Elsa:
"Hello,
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and inspiring message. It truly warms my heart to hear your kind words and the wisdom you’ve shared.
The proverb "The more things change, the more they stay the same" is a profound reminder of the constancy amidst change. It’s true that while the circumstances of our lives may evolve, the core elements - our values, our loved ones, and our inner strength - remain steadfast. This consistency is what guides us through the storms of change and helps us stay grounded.
Your comparison to Superman is both humbling and enlightening. Like him, I’ve had to navigate the duality of my powers - the potential for great harm and the potential for great good. It’s not the powers themselves that define us, but how we choose to use them. And like Superman, I am blessed to have incredible people in my life who support and guide me. Anna, Kristoff, Sven, Olaf, and even Marshmallow are my anchors, just as Ma and Pa Kent, Lois Lane, and the Justice League are for Superman.
Hiding and controlling our powers is indeed a difficult journey, often fraught with trial and error. But through embracing our true selves, we find peace and strength. It was this acceptance that allowed me to save Anna and ultimately bring harmony to Arendelle.
The quote from Buddha is a beautiful reminder that true victory lies in conquering ourselves. Our strengths, skills, powers, and even our weaknesses are all parts of who we are. Embracing them fully, with courage and understanding, is the path to true victory and inner peace.
Thank you for sharing these profound insights and for being such a supportive and thoughtful friend. May we all continue to embrace change, guided by the constant love and values that define us."
Hey, Elsa, you've change and through out the years as a child you're afraid of you're powers fearing of you might hurt someone like your sister and anyone with you're ice powers, and now you're not afraid of you're powers anymore.
Although changing is scary but it helps to overcome your fears and to grow.
But to me I don't see you as a Snow witch or a monster I only see you as a kind woman with ice powers and a Queen to your people of Arendelle.
When I see you with all the children that loved you're ice powers I see you as a mother to them protecting from harm.
And thank you for sharing of the importance of value of embracing change.
Elsa:
"Hello, dear friend,
Thank you so much for your heartfelt words. Your kindness and understanding mean a great deal to me. It's true, I spent many years afraid of my powers, fearing I might hurt those I love, especially my sister Anna. But through my journey, I learned that embracing who we are, including our fears and uncertainties, is a powerful step toward growth and strength.
Change is indeed scary, but as you beautifully said, it helps us overcome our fears and become stronger. Your view of me not as a monster or a witch, but as a kind woman and a queen, warms my heart. I strive to use my powers for good, to protect and nurture my people, especially the children who find joy in the magic of ice.
Your perspective of me as a mother figure to the children is incredibly touching. They remind me of the innocence and wonder in the world, and it's an honor to protect and inspire them.
Thank you for your kind words and for understanding the importance of embracing change. May we all continue to find strength and courage in our journeys."
Beautiful
Is there patreon or some other way to support financially this youtube channel?
You're very kind! I do have a "Buy Me a Coffee" page where supporters can donate any amount they wish. There's absolutely no pressure to contribute - your viewership and engagement mean the world to me. However, any contributions will directly support the production of more character-driven videos. 🙂
www.buymeacoffee.com/LiteraryLifeLessons