Reflection Paper On Core Beliefs

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One of my core beliefs about ultimate reality/God is that everything happens for a reason. Whether something occurred at the wrong or right time, it happens for a reason. I believe in this because of my own life experiences and I am thankful that certain things happened even though it may have been hard to grasp. During my middle and early high school years I had the same group of friends. As we grew up each of us started going through different situations but we always remained friends and spent time together. Once we reached our junior year we slowly started losing our friendships due to me being put into a senior class. Then our senior year came and I had plans and goals to reach. I no longer want to participate in activities that we use …show more content…

Just because he put something in your life, it does not mean that it is meant to stay forever. Sometimes some people are meant to stay for a short amount of time such as a season or a few months, or even a few years. You will come across a few people that are meant to stay but they are really hard to …show more content…

Life is truly filled with a lot of surprises, but I think that can be one of the best parts. Each situation that has happened in my life that made me changed were all a surprise. Looking back, I realize those surprises was a great thing and each one happened at a perfect time in my opinion. I believe that happened at a perfect time because at the time, I was focusing on trying to help a lot of people and I was not doing everything I felt I should have been doing for myself. Once people were removed, I was able to focus more on improving myself and setting more goals for myself to accomplish. I would say being an accepted and attending Mount St Joseph was a blessing. I actually did not find out about Mount St Joseph until my senior year. I was looking to attend another college, but I knew the Mount was the place for me once I had my first campus visit. I felt like I was at home and that I will be able to accomplish my goals and plans that I set for my career. The Mount was the best decision for me and it really came out of the

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