Why Does He Allow This Or That

It cracks me up, when I hear, people say, why does God allow things to go a certain way. Could it be, because we don't live for, and respect His gift of today? We pay more attention to our outer shells, and desires, then heeding the spirit yearning to get in, but needing a pathway granted from within. Man is equipped with individual and unique gifts, to overcome every obstacle, and  perpetuate, his existence. Better to work as a team, passing the baton to the next, for the fastest time to any finish line, solving life's problems. If we can just chill only maintaining the outer shell, accept it's destined for a death knell, maybe outlooks and attitudes, can change for the better. Before your stress, worry, and anxiety cause you to take a header. Learn to focus out, not just pout. Could that be what it is all about? If we are going to die one day, until then, why not take a roll in the hay? Imagine if everyone instead of being so self absorbed, could cause a smile, or extend a kind word. Talk about a different kind of vaccine, free and instilling a different kind of immunity, in the human herd.
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May 21, 2021 at 11:49 AM
I agree we should all learn to focus. Well said. This will be my fav. Enjoy your day my friend.
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May 21, 2021 at 11:45 AM
Hello Randolph, oh , i see a message her shouting loud and clear. A message for everyone to read. this makes a lot of sense tom. I like the line Why not roll in the hay. i can see people doing that. I agree that the attitude should change for the better. Yes i agree that man has an uniquue gift to over come obstacles.
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