My Truth

This is going to be my last post for awhile. A lot has changed in me since I left school last Friday. I’ve found myself again. There is a peace in me that I haven’t felt in a long time. Somehow, I found my way back to God. I didn’t think it was possible. My brain took so many twists and turns. I found flaws, I searched, discovered and finally believed. I love Him, and I don’t care who knows it. He steps over and through my trust issues, He breaks down the walls I build up, and He catches me when I fall into those endless pits of destructive thought. I love Him. I trust Him. 

I tried out a different lifestyle before break. Despite the tension and conflict I felt, I stayed there for awhile. I indulged in it. That’s not who I am though. I thought maybe that could be who I should be, and maybe I was just sheltered from it for so long that I didn’t know. I was wrong though. The anger, the anguish, the doubt, the defeat all pushed me there. I got a taste of how easy it is to slip. I had easy access - more than easy, instant - to any substance and any activity I had abstained from for my 18 years of life. It scared me. I realized once again that I am not indestructible. At any moment, one choice could make my life go in a completely different direction. The freedom I thought I would find turns out to be a bind. I have lost things that I can’t get back, but I don’t regret for an instant. 

I have felt the difference between the peace and the tension, and I know 100% what I want for myself now.

Everything in life is fragile. Nothing is beyond breaking.  

Why do we get so frustrated by people who think different or see the world different than us? What motivates the tendency to bring “illumination” into their world? Ignorance drives me crazy, but why? Why do we care? We fight for this uniformity of thought, and at the same time, we strive to be different or individualistic. The way we operate is a giant oxymoron. Why do we care?

“Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.”

“Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.”

And we still don’t have fans. 

And we still don’t have fans.