Tuesday, November 09, 2004
"... If you love someone, let one go. If one comes back to you, one is yours forever..." It sounds simple but it takes a lot of faithfulness.
When we see our grown children out to the world, the big university of infinity, there won't be classroom setting out there, we begin to worry naturally about those uncertainties of disasters which may never happen. We might wish to hold them in our arms and keep them in our nest a little longer. What if we see the unlimited challenges (unlimited to see, unlimited to hear, unlimited to learn, unlimited to do and grow) as the golden opportunities for them to extend their growth forever more, we then have hope that they will survive because we have faith in them able to apply their knowledge, training and common sense to practical use in time of need. They will absorb more life experiences and learn continuously and use them as building blocks for another and another challenge.
Parents who love their children would let their children go by knowing that they always come back. We know it's hard to let go, but the only way to gain in life is to have that opportunity and face that challenge. And if we are faithful in them and hopeful for the best, we know everything else will fall in place and always work out at the end.
When we see our grown children out to the world, the big university of infinity, there won't be classroom setting out there, we begin to worry naturally about those uncertainties of disasters which may never happen. We might wish to hold them in our arms and keep them in our nest a little longer. What if we see the unlimited challenges (unlimited to see, unlimited to hear, unlimited to learn, unlimited to do and grow) as the golden opportunities for them to extend their growth forever more, we then have hope that they will survive because we have faith in them able to apply their knowledge, training and common sense to practical use in time of need. They will absorb more life experiences and learn continuously and use them as building blocks for another and another challenge.
Parents who love their children would let their children go by knowing that they always come back. We know it's hard to let go, but the only way to gain in life is to have that opportunity and face that challenge. And if we are faithful in them and hopeful for the best, we know everything else will fall in place and always work out at the end.
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