WAITING IN PATIENCE.

 

We all have been in situations where we plan and aim for something, but things don't go as expected. It can be frustrating, worrying, and even depressing. We try our best to make things work, but sometimes, we just can't do anything about it. That's when we need to learn the art of waiting patiently.

Waiting patiently can be a horrible experience. We feel like we are carrying a burden in our minds, and we can't remove it. It feels like we are fish taken out of the water, struggling for life. But, in reality, being patient is the best thing we can do in such situations.

When we fight or give too much effort to things that are not in our control, we lose ourselves. We lose our patience, and it hurts us more than healing us. That's when we need to realize that we cannot do anything about it, and we need to take our hands off it. We need to surrender ourselves completely to the creator of the situation, God.

By doing so, we gain the strength of acceptance and let go of the pain. It relaxes the anxiety, stress, and depression that we carry in our hearts. At the end of the day, when we learn to surrender ourselves to the creator instead of killing ourselves, we become stronger and more patient.

Waiting patiently is not easy, but it is worth it. Trusting the creator of the situation, God, will make the worst outcome our best next step. So, let's hold onto patience with acceptance and surrender ourselves to the one who created us.

In conclusion, waiting patiently is an art that we all need to learn. It may be difficult, but it is worth it. Let's trust the creator of the situation and surrender ourselves completely to him. By doing so, we become stronger and more patient.






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