I’m no longer staring at closed doors, wishing/hoping/praying for them to open. Not all doors are meant to be opened anyway.
I have come to understand, closed doors don’t mean the end. Sometimes we waste so much time staring at the closed door – longing for it to reopen – that we miss out on the open doors that are right before us.
Guilty. I can sometimes be this way. Not necessarily out of a longing – more of a need to understand. I’ve been described as an: A, B, C – kind of person, so when things go from A – F without hitting the steps in between, I don’t know what to do with that.
I will agree to a point. It isn’t that all things must be sequential. I’m a single-mom of three, nothing ever goes quite as I expect or plan. Still, there are moments/situations, that I simply cannot understand. That’s when I find myself stuck.
I encountered a situation, not so long ago, that ordinarily would have threatened to undo me. However, I quickly realized that the door must truly be shut, because it had no effect on me. Save the initial shock of hearing a familiar voice in my voice messages.
Although I wasn’t the one to shut the door, I must admit I cannot allow it to reopen. There is still love there, but even love does not mean intentionally allowing the other party to inflict pain.
So, now, more than ever, I am convinced, some doors are meant to be – and stay – closed.
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Yes some doors when they close, stay closed. Then the secret is to make sure you don’t waste your life trying to open it. Move on to the next open door.
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You are so right… Thanks!
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Hello, this is a very enigmatic post and why not! But this morning,as I was talking to the Lord about one situation that was but is no more, I will take it as this door is to stay shut! Blessings and love xx
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Hi Nicky! Wow.. thank you so much for stopping by and sharing! That really encourages me.. Blessing and love to you!
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