Does that make any sense to
you? You see, I was doing a
meditation today and during the process of me going within, I heard a voice
tell me that everything was going to be all right---that what I was seeking was
also seeking me. I found those
thoughts to be profound and comforting but as I often do when I am meditating,
I find myself adding the word ‘But’.
It is as if I need to argue
with God about what I am feeling or thinking or anticipating. How often do you ask for help and
assistance and find yourself adding ‘But’?
We seek the guidance and we
definitely need the help yet we are continually interjecting our two cents
worth as if we have the better answer.
I started to think how we
humans live in so much fear that we sometimes cannot get out of our own way yet
we always have an opinion to add to the mix even though we know deep within our
hearts that we actually have no clue how to resolve the situation.
I have caught myself on
numerous occasions adding the word ‘But’ after God has spoken to me and I must admit I am embarrassed. How brash it is of me to think that I
know more than God yet again I continually put my two-cents into our
conversations. My doubts and fears
seem to be greater than I ever thought possible. I also have loads of excuses that open the door to
additional excuses that add to my ‘but’ you don’t understand or ‘but’ I see it this way.
The next question to ask
myself is: “When is this going to stop”?
When will I feel save
enough to let go and let God carry me?
That is a huge undertaking
and a huge release of my ego mind that is always trying to keep me in that
state of fear and worry.
Oh God, I know how
inadequate I am and how helpless I am, so I ask you one more time to give me
another chance to prove to you that I truly do trust you and believe that you
have my back—that you will not let me down and that what I am seeking is
actually seeking me. With your
help, I know I can do it. Anyway,
I want to keep trying and I am working at eliminating all my resistance.
Joan Marie Ambrose
Author, Creative Writer, Motivational Speaker
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