To drift as defined in the dictionary means to be carried along by currents of air or
water. No self initiated direction or resistance at all. Our minds drift, our
plans and so our life as well. We slip into drifting state when we lose hope to
move on, when our sense of self-esteem falls alarmingly low, and our faith in
ourselves has turned wobbly. How we handle blows in our life usually stems
toward this state of mind, depending on our will to fight the battle, to run
our race and to beat a time, how long can we hold on to that reason which keeps
us composed.
We become bitter, blaming people for our failures, sulking
into our solitary room of our mind, and as we go further adrift, we began
questioning God, why situation miserable as such has to happen to us. We begin
to tell God we didn't choose to be on earth just to suffer frustrations,
disappointments, rejections.
Yet no matter how deep and how far we'd gone adrift, there
He is reaching out to us. Wanting us to know and experience His unconditional
compassion and mercy so as that moment we turn our face back to Him, He could
wipe the tears in our eyes and assure us of hope that only Him can give.
Learning from Him daily is our best defense against state of
drift. Believing and yielding in His ways will keep us on track of good life.
It may not be a bed of roses, but an assured life of winning the battle and
finishing the race. Blows won't desist from hitting us, but hope won't
dissipate before our eyes, just as long as we keep our eyes on Him, and stop
looking at our inadequacies. We take the walk of faith and follow the path of
obedience, and all shall be added unto us.
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