Beyond Thinking

Romans 8:28 And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. There’s an all-time saying: “Everything has a purpose”. I guess I heard this over a thousand times from different people. Person who try to console someone after a tragedy. Someone who try to convince a friend that there’s someone better to come after he gets dumped. Or someone who try to cheer himself up by saying, I know God has a reason for this and I should not give up. I wish I could really understand what they’re trying to say because I was in the darkest spot and my life was so miserable. I was in the dark as early as I haven’t passed through my innocence stage, when I’m supposed to play and carefree, when I’m supposed not to carry any burden and just play hide and seek. When my supposed to be problem as a child is how to convince my mother to buy me a new dress or shoes. To cry over a spilled milk or an ice cream vendor that I’ve over...

To let go is to release… Of what makes you less Of what’s not essential Of what makes you crucial Of what makes you impatient Of what makes you imprudent Of what makes you weary Of what makes you angry. To let go is to forgive… Of whom we don’t believe Of whom we fight Of whom who misjudged Of whom we hated Of whom we don’t wanted Of whom we hurt Of whom that hurt us. To let go is to accept… When it’s time to precept When it’s time to repair When it’s time to prepare When it’s time to eradicate When it’s time to cultivate When it’s time to change When it’s time to move on. To let go is not necessarily to say goodbye But to sing for a new lullaby To kiss away the hoary unnecessary things And embrace the new and more vital gears To let go of all the baggage in our heart So we can begin a lighter start To have a joyful journey through the road of eternity To grow in God’s word and abide in Him faithfully. By: BAM 2/19/15