The answer seems to be 'carry on with life, it's not my time to do anything yet'.
Seeking a miracle solution from The Book, there is none. They are work-at-it solutions.
There is hope for contentment in this life, without waiting for it in death. It appears that what we constantly seek can be gotten quite easily, the incentives are wonderful and yet so very difficult in the doing.
Does contentment lead to acceptance or does acceptance lead to contentment?
Does this call for blind faith, to believe I am treading on the right path?
How do I lay aside my own perception to trust Him 'wholeheartedly'.
Do I stop thinking altogether each time I make a choice or decision.?
Not so easy to do - to think of Him in all things we do.
"Trust wholeheartedly in God
Seeking a miracle solution from The Book, there is none. They are work-at-it solutions.
There is hope for contentment in this life, without waiting for it in death. It appears that what we constantly seek can be gotten quite easily, the incentives are wonderful and yet so very difficult in the doing.
Does contentment lead to acceptance or does acceptance lead to contentment?
Does this call for blind faith, to believe I am treading on the right path?
How do I lay aside my own perception to trust Him 'wholeheartedly'.
Do I stop thinking altogether each time I make a choice or decision.?Not so easy to do - to think of Him in all things we do.
"Trust wholeheartedly in God
put no faith in your own perception;
acknowledge him in every course you take
and he will see that your paths are smooth."
And once we discover wisdom, it will
... "all lead to contentment.
... give life to your soul
and beauty to your neck.
You will go on your way in safety,
your feet will not stumble..
... you will not be afraid
.. sleep will be sweet" (Prv 3:5-6,17 22-24)..




