Sunday, August 20
it's really not the form of how things come to you, but the intention and essence behind those words
sometimes words appear to us in writing
sometimes the words appear to us in speech
sometimes in film
sometimes in dance
sometimes in art
and always always, in life
you see, it really is not the form of how things come to you
but the intention and essence behind those words
it doesn't matter what the words are sometimes
but that the intention is pure
and that it is good
the importance of the words in themselves
is that they are its form
so that we might be able to hold on to it in times of need
and from it remember its essence
so it doesn't really matter what form it was that God showed himself to us
He shows Himself in many things
we just don't look hard enough
because we think it's not there
because we don't see the intention of the form
we don't see the hard work
God often works through people
He works through people with His great intentions
to love people
and to have them to love others in return
they put in hard work
because of that intention
and a promise of fruits of their labour
and in it they find joy
because they know that their intentions are pure
they know that their intentions are good
and the greatest joy is when
someone else has also been redeemed in the same way
we enter heaven through a narrow gate
it's a narrow gap between what we see and do not see
it's there always, but sometimes we choose not to see it
we enter heaven when we choose to see what is really there
is it the form which you see
or is it the intention behind that form?
can you see their hard work in perfecting that form?
can you see their hearts which compel them to do this work?
Do you see God in their hearts, who loved them first?
because, you see, in the end, its the heart that truly matters
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