Impatience

With this photograph - Surrender - Sqaure - A man surrenders his will to God for a better life. To do this, nothing else matters but to pray. When we pray, it is more important to listen than to talk.

In our fast paced world of instant gratification and information at our fingertips it's easy to have impatience.

Impatience is often times associated with anger. We can never make peace with our anger. Anger is caused by hurts and fears in our lives, and when things are not going our way.

On the other hand, when we focus on others and enjoy the beauty of the simple moments, and love people where they are, we see our purpose in life and have more peace.

Likewise, I have learned to have an eternal outlook in life. When we live for eternity we live for others.

If you are a prayerful person, it is important to rest in the Lord for direction. Sometimes the wait may cause impatience, because of not feeling close to God.

When we focus on Jesus, the Father will reveal His presence when we stop looking at self. This is the secret.

God works with us how He wants to work with us -- don't tell him how to do that -- it will often happen as a complete surprise as we surrender our will to Him.

All that is not given is lost. It is through our giving that we are blessed, and our impatience for this world goes away.



'The only thing we take with us when we die, is what we have given away.'

-- Francis Cardinal George




Enjoy your day!

Frank J Casella
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