Peace of Mind

I miss this - membebel through writing. I do realize that I have a lot to say but with the tendency that I have - short term memory loss - I always end up do nothing about it by the end of the day. And to find the right word to say, is another thing. How I wish my words are as good as Fynn, as quizzical as Wani, as thoughtful as this-one-particular-blogger. However I know, this kind of thought would never give me somewhat people called the "Peace of Mind". PERFECT would never be part of human ofcourse. And talking about "Peace of Mind", I've been looking for "it" lately and trying to achieve the level where I could actually be able to convince myself to be back on "track" and start counting my blessing instead of the other way round. But as Fynn's said, satan will do whatever it takes to bring us down, made us to stop believing and having faith in God. I shouldn't think too much, I know. Instead, I should lay back and just live the life that I have created. Stop minding God's business. I've read somewhere on the net - "God equips us to handle everything we need for the day and He'll do the same for us tomorrow. What's the point in worrying about what lies ahead when God has it all under control." True, I shouldn't be afraid anymore when He will always be there for me .. for all of us. Why should I worry then? Maybe.. I am afraid to be vulnerable. Who don't? :)

Ida Scott Taylor once wrote:
Do not look back and grieve over the past, for it is gone;
And do not be troubled about the future, for it has not yet come.
Live in the present, and make it so beautiful that it will be worth remembering.

I know I'm not alone, I'm not the only one who's worrying over every little thing and it takes away the enjoyment of life. So, lets do this together - take a very deep breath, let go and move forward, shall we? Walking through life is hard, but doing it alone is not as meaningful as sharing it with someone that we truly care. Aite?

There comes a time when every life goes off course.
In this desperate moment you must choose your direction.
Will you fight to stay on the path while others tell you who you are?
Or will you label yourself? Will you be honored by your choice?
Or will you embrace your new path?
Each morning you choose to move forward or to simply give up.

There are moments in our lives when we find ourselves at a crossroad, afraid, confused, without a roadmap. The choices we make in those moments can define the rest of our days. Of course when faced with the unknown, most of us prefer to turn around and go back.