Wow
It's been a very long time since I've written here.
Well to start it off again, I will just jot down whatever I have learned so far.
It's really hard to do God's job. That is to change a person. It's just really frustrating. At the end even God does not force a person to change. I guess our job is to love the person for who they are, and just gently prod them, correct them. Just listen to them, to pray for them, and just love them. And let God be the one stir the person's heart.
Hmm... What else have I learned?
Oh yeah... about love.
Real Love only seeks the good of the other... meaning unconditional love. Not expecting anything back. Which is really hard, because as complex human beings, we need to feel loved. But I guess as we grow with age, spiritually, mentally and relationally. And of course with the help of the Holy Spirit. We will do just that. Real love.
So if everyone gives love without expecting anything, it seems to me everyone will be satisfied, because everyone will be loving each other.
Next one would be...
Judging a person. We really can't judge a "book by it's cover."
We just don't know what really is going on in the background, or what's going on the person's mind. We might as well be projecting on the person what we think may be going on, which might be a part of us that we are projecting, or what we project may not necessarily be true.
Next.
Most Sicknesses are psychosomatic. Meaning, sickness coming from repressed emotions.
When we repress our emotion, we kick it back into our subconscious. And then these emotions come back to haunt us as sicknesses.
What our emotions are, are actually signals on where we can grow. We have to listen to them, and acknowledge them. Not necessarily act on them. Just do the wisest thing, and what is right.
Hmm why we do this, is because we can endure physical hurt better than an emotional hurt.
Most of what I've learned is from the books that I read, and seeing them actually happen in real life heheh...
Hope you've learned something new! =)
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