Being my first time blogging, and the fact that I find
technology leaving me behind I have found this to be very taxing on the brain
cells. I guess that is a good thing;
this may be a way to prevent dementia from setting in! I am hoping that all my younger blogger
friends send me tips and helpful hints along the way.
I have spent the last two years in a whirlwind of personal
turmoil, and as a spectator watched many friends’ battle demons of their
own. I have learned many lessons along
this journey, and do not regret it for one second. The most important lesson I have learned is
that people do not always have the same values, opinions, or priorities as
I. I also learned that there will always
be people who have different opinions, could care less, and still feel the need
to judge, slander, and just be downright hurtful. This is all the while claiming their
virtuousness in this unchristian like behavior.
This saddened me a great deal, but again it is not my battle to
fight. I know the Lord is my Guardian,
and will protect me from all evil.
2 Thessalonians 3:3
But the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and
protect you from the evil one.
After spending the last several months on a personal journey
of physical and mental healing, I know I am ready to move on into a new chapter
of my life where happiness is abundant.
This may draw me away physically from people I care most deeply about,
but I also know this will also draw us much closer together.
Psalm 109:4 and 109:5 speaks volumes in regard to the number
of false friendships we will encounter in a lifetime, but only one true friend
Jesus Christ will never forsake you. The
bible teaches us many lessons on love and friendship, but do we truly listen? Do we hear what is being asked of us?
I am truly blessed to have met wonderful, endearing people
over the years who I can undeniably call a friend. They love me unconditionally, as I love
them. We do not judge, blame, or
accuse. We accept.
I bid my final goodbye to the victim, and bow to the return
of the warrior within.
“The bows of the warriors are broken, but those who stumbled
are armed with strength.” 1 Samuel 2:4
Have a Blessed Day!
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