As human beings, we are always in the midst of some kind of transition—even if it’s just the change between morning to evening or the movement from one moment to the next. These transitions come to us personally, in our families and in the organizations that are part of our extended human life. How we meet and manage these transitions determines the quality of our present experience the shape of our futures. Learning to abide the losses and lack of control of transition allows us open ourselves to the stirrings of new life that can guide us into what is to come.