Greetings
Dear Reader,
Friends
and family will know that I love music.
It plays a great part in my emoting how I feel whether the emotions are
joy or sorrow. Even that part of my sustenance
seems to be distant from me in this part of my journey.
I have
tried several times to listen to music that will get to the root of my raw
feeling about the things that currently plague me. Even the music hurts. It has been years since I tried sleeping with
headphones on and even that has not worked.
There is a piece of music that ALWAYS reaches the peaceful part of my
spirit and even this failed.
What do
I take from this? Well yesterday I
mentioned Job. It has always seemed to
me that God asked Job a single question in all that happened to him. I believe that God was wishing to know from
Job if God was enough for him.
No
matter how I think, feel, or believe I want God to be enough. I want him to be “my soul portion and
felicity” so that daily I can live up to his desire to be my only source of peace
and provision. I do not know why I am in
this long dark but I will not give up my faith just because I cannot see.
Some of
the pain, my Sons’ distance from Christ, the pressures of things that seem
unjust, not being where I wish to be in life are all things that I feel I
cannot carry. Fortunately I do not have
to carry anything alone.
It seems
unbearable that there is not even the solace that I have previously found in
Jerry Goldsmith’s “The Inner Light”.
Then again, all things are bearable if God is enough. For now the music hurts. For now it is dark and I can only see far
enough to take slow faltering steps. I
know that I am not alone. I know that
God has my Sons, my sense of justice, and my future well in hand. For now, even though it does not lessen the
pain, it is enough.
Wishing
you joy in the journey,
Aramis
Thorn
Mat
13:52 So Jesus said to them, "That is why every writer who has become a
disciple of Christ’s rule of the universe is like a home owner. He liberally
hands out new and old things from his great treasure store."
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