Inse was feeling down, he had lost his beloved pet dog, Max. Inse was sad, angry, and confused. He didn’t know how to cope with the loss of his best friend. Inse’s sister, Curity, noticed that he was struggling and decided to help him through this difficult time.
“Inse, I know losing Max was tough, but you don’t have to go through this alone,” Curity said to her little brother. “Let’s go for a walk and talk about what you’re feeling.”
As they walked, Inse noticed that the sun was setting, painting the sky with shades of orange and pink. He also saw the leaves falling from the trees, swirling in the wind. He couldn’t help but feel a sense of peace.
“Inse, do you hear that voice in your head that’s telling you that you’ll never feel happy again?” Curity asked.
Inse nodded his head, “Yes, I hear it all the time.”
“That’s the voice of insecurity. It’s okay to hear it, but don’t let it control you. Remember, the first transformation is to ignore it,” Curity explained.
Inse listened carefully and started to feel a little better.
“The second transformation is to use that voice as inspiration. Max brought you so much joy, and he would want you to remember all the good times you shared,” Curity continued.
Inse thought about Max’s wagging tail and how he would always greet him at the door. He smiled for the first time since Max passed away.
“The third transformation is to let the voice of security guide you. Remember that Max will always be a part of your life, even if he’s not physically here with us,” Curity said.
Inse felt comforted by Curity’s words. He knew that Max would always be in his heart.
“The fourth transformation is to take action. What can we do to honor Max’s memory?” Curity asked.
Inse thought for a moment and suggested they create a photo album of all the happy memories they shared with Max.
“That’s a great idea, Inse. Let’s do it together,” Curity said.
They spent the evening reminiscing about Max and putting together the photo album. Inse felt a sense of peace and happiness that he hadn’t felt since Max passed away.
As they finished the album, Curity reminded Inse of the fifth transformation, “Remember, Inse, life is full of good and bad things. We have to learn to live with both sides of life. Befriend the two inner voices, and you’ll find peace.”
Inse nodded, feeling grateful for his sister’s support.
The next day, Inse woke up feeling more positive. He knew that Max would always be with him, and that he had the tools to cope with his grief.
As they walked to school, Inse noticed the leaves on the ground, and he smiled. Curity noticed and said, “That’s the first transformation in action. Good job, Inse.”
Inse felt proud of himself for taking control of his emotions and not letting the voice of insecurity control him.
The end.
