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There are many things - yet what, when and why?
Most people seek after things in this life - yet most of our efforts are wasted or misplaced!
Date: 1/24/2022 2:58:33 PM ( 31 mon ) ... viewed 783 times What do you seek?
The list and vast number of such desires seems limitless! Yet this is a basic part of our lives! So what is to actual reason for all the efforts?
Seeking and desire is a basic part of everyone. The desire drives the effort! It becomes a Want, or a Actual need or just we think we have got to have it situation! How can this be best managed?
There is a reason for most all human actions, yet much of this is just "eye candy" or some misplaced desire! How and what should be the best methods to reach a mutual balance with it?
Out of the whole desire thing - we must each attempt to plan, seek and learn that not everything will "come to Pass." Yes there is a limit in every desire or want!
This means that not everything you want is an actual need - therefore it will not happen. Life is a balancing act and a tool to reach some form of satisfaction!
So learn the how, when and the why! Much of the world has had and used the "I want," or I have "got to have it ", syndrome at one time or the other! So you are not alone in this universal quest and desire!
One of the best ways to utilize this emotional desire is to come to the realization that it is not always going to happen! Sorry to bust your bubble!
What is needed is to get your hear out of the clouds and start looking at the world in the "real time, not the I want it mentality! Yes, folks it is possible and the sound way evaluate and plan to use your life! One of the best things is to limit or stop completely your "Gotta Have it" ideas! Mainly because it is not always possible or even necessary!
Living a balanced life will bring you much more peace and help give you a satisfactory existence!
One of the key ways is to learn and practice the "Love never fails" action in your day to day existence!
** Try it - I have!
AMEN!
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