Come to think about it, yes it make sense how come we have two ears but one mouth? Simple, God is so wise that He knows what’s best for His design, the human. It just need some common sense by exploring our limitations and capabilities to live and thrive in this world.
Are you afraid? Are you diagnosing yourself? Do you worry what might happen tomorrow?
People worry when they are uncertain of the future and expect that all things will fail, get wrong or even get worse. Worrying is different from preparing and planning because it involves fear.
The way I understand this quote is that it talks about people who never wanted to try their luck and give a chance to see if everything will work out this time. They may have experienced hurt and disappointments and are afraid to feel the pain again so they rather live in misery that take the risk of being happy.
Now wait a minute! How can I cheer myself up by cheering somebody else first?
There are a hundred ways to cheer yourself up but don’t you know making others happy has a very great benefit to you as well?
Are you broken-hearted? Letting it all out through crying is sometimes good but did you also tried listening to music? When I mean music, those songs that suit you personally.
Most songs are written by composers who themselves had experienced hurt and put on to lyric and melody what their mind says. We can relate to these songs and sing with them and you’ll never know, later you’ll feeling good inside knowing you are not alone.
This is a beautiful quote from Saint Francis of Assisi, an Italian friar and preacher. When I first read this quote, I realized if others can do it, so do I. But not all the time! We have different abilities and situations that can block our way in doing what others can.
How many times were you disappointed when everything went out short of what you were expecting? You may say that “I’ve done my best but still nothing happens!” We judge each day as good only when our personal expectations are met then we feel sad.
