running the race.

Saturday, March 17, 2007

embrace nature with God, and you will get amazing insights.

many people like to match the word, life, with a book which has many chapters.
for the past six days of my life, nature embraced with God and me together to write a chapter that is embedded deeply in my heart. :)
this is the first time in my life, that i have not bath and brush my teeth for six days in a row. :) disgusting. well, but it can be seen as prepartion to army life. my greatest achievement was that i climbed four mountains within these six days. however, God did not remain slilent through these few days. He spoke to me through his splendid creation. Mountains. :)

my analogy:
Life is like a mountain. Many people are dumbfounded, ephoric, excitied, impressed or whatever, when the see the magnificent mountain bestowed before their naked pair of eyes. But what most people do not get exactly know what is inside of the mountain. Inside the mountain, it contains twigs, emergent layers, huge trees, waterfall, sildes, soil erosion and etc. People do not know what is inside the mountain because they have never landed thier foot there.
If each individual life was represented by a mountain, then there will be few travellers who will stand amaze glorious sight. Often times, we try to put up an image that will impress others. Though others might be amazed by your beautiful cap, but they will never know what is within you. They will never get to see the twigs, waterfall, soil erosion, insects and such. They never get to because we do not allow welcome them into our lives. One simple question i have for everyone, who do you allow to step into you life? Often times, we live in a world that concerns more about our doing then being. I urge everyone to allow that someone to enter into our lives and do some retification if needed. This best person will be God.
Is God just standing outside of the mountain, or have he entered?
Even if God has entered,are there certain areas that he cannot enter?

To last any friendship two things is consequential.
Patience and forgiveness. :)
sometimes, we just want things to be back where it first began.

i truly admire foxy for being coruageous enough to address the everyone of us, about her longing to get things back to where it first begun. everyone needs a friend. :)

i shall be heading for bed now. :) gd nights!

davidhoe

till the end;1:38 AM