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How much control do you think we have of our lives? The
older I get the more I realize that things seem to work out more when I let go that
control. Do you think it might be a test from G-d? If that is the
case I have failed many times over! What part of us thinks we can control
situations and people? I think our ego side has a lot to do with it or the insecure
child buried in all of us. It’s really frightening to say “ I don’t know what’s
going to happen but I will put it out there and let G-d take over.” You would think that it would be simple but it has been the
hardest obstacle for me to cross. Maybe insecurity has a lot to do with it or
my faith in my maker. What am I afraid of? Many times in my life I have witnessed
great success in letting go and still I have issues when the next situation pops
up. Being a person who suffers greatly from anxiety I am most
certain that all my attacks are triggered by my stubbornness to control the
outcome. A wise friend has
recently turned me on in helping me develop more faith in G-d then people. I first thought he
will give me a prayer or a long lecture but what he said next blew me away.... It’s simple he said you need to start talking out loud to
G-d. Strange I thought since I do always have a running conversation with G-d
but I usually never utter it out loud. Wrong he said.. you need to make G-d like a friend standing in
front of you. So I took his advice and tried it. Wow! I couldn’t believe how much frustration and pain I had
bottled inside that needed to be said out loud. I guess that inner running conversation
was also tied to my control issue.
So G-d here it is I’m
going to shout this out loud that I AM
LETTING GO AND LETTING YOU….
Comments
I have noticed the same thing Naemma, in that as I grow older a lot of things work out best if left alone and not over managed. It sounds like your friend gave the best advice there is, that derived from his experience that WORKED.
Keep talking.