Greetings Dear Reader,
Of the neutral answers on the Magic 8-Ball® this
one is the most frustrating. I am prone
to want the answers now. It is difficult
for me to be patient when there is information that I want or need.
We all want the answers to the questions that plague us. There are questions we cannot answer,
questions we cannot express, and answers that are not easily forthcoming. Some of the more universal questions cannot
be answered in our current state of knowledge and/or wisdom.
I do not know if I have ever had a human say to me “ask
again later.” Instead we skirt around
giving direct answers. We will say
things that mean ask later but we are not that direct. This is usually a tactic to delay an unpleasant
response or one to buy time to ponder the answer further.
What I need to hone in on for this thought is to make sure
that I distinguish between wanting and needing an answer. Answers are there but I do not always need
them as quickly as I presume that I need them.
I am a planner. I want to know
now.
In truth if I am going to walk in faith then I need to be
more patient about the answers I want. I
must be willing to keep moving without answers.
I must follow in faith not sight.
It is in the questions where I need to ask again later that I may learn
more than in the immediate answers.
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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This series that you've been writing about lately is so daily real. When someone says I'll tell you later, or something along that line it is hard to have faith and wait. As you mind spirals about all the possibilities, a reminder to let go and let God seams so mainstream but we need that reminder to have the Patience and faith that God already knows and what ever it is, it's ok.
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