Day In, Day Out

I was awaken this morning to a new to-do-list.  It is  to travel solo. No, I am not influenced by Eat, Pray, Love but I am heavily influenced by the belief that: Can't wait to get posted! Heyya Ministry, when are you going to hire me? ;)

Nick and I pray to different Gods but we share the same view that God has His plans which are much better than ours  and that He loves us, human, dearly.  Readers, God is with us. He witnesses every tear we drop, every pain we bear and every hardship we fight. He's planned everything for our own good. Thus, n o matter how threatening your life has been, don't lose hope. He got something special planned for you at the end of your tedious journey. Keep on walking, keep on tripping, believe me, it's worth it!  You and I are only human. We cannot see into the future. Instead, we picture the possibilities for what might be. Only God knows how our lives will unfold. Hope is His gift to us, a window to look through. We cannot know the future He has planned for us. Trust in Him, keep hope in your heart, and even when faced with the worst, do whatever you can to prepare yourself for the best! (page 33) Now reading: Life Without Limits by Nick Vuj

The most powerful relationship you will ever have is the relationship with yourself (Dr Steve Maraboli) Currently, I am dating myself.   Having a relationship with own self sounds crazy yet to me, being in a relationship with men sounds crazier.  Why thrive your best just to end up with nothing, seriously? (a bias comment made by a heartbroken. Bhaha) However, earnestly, through experience, I learn that nobody will ever love you more than you love yourself thus it's important to love yourself first before anything or anyone else. So, how does your Good Morning text for the tomorrow you sound like? * ps: I'm so attracted to this book ;)

I was passing through my colleague's table when I saw this book on his desk: Though I was in a rush, I stopped to flick through the book before reaching him to let me have the book for the night. And yeah, he lend me this and I've managed to read it from cover to cover by now. Yeayyy! This is a good book which provides brief explanations on the greatest power that humans own which is: the power to choose. Though it is only a 55 pages book, it has, to an extent, influenced my living perception. A day ago, I took every shit that happens in my life as God's punishment. Though there are tragedies which I could simply blame others for my misfortune, I keep telling myself that part of it happened because I've sinned a lot yet this book helps me to realise the total opposite.   We must realize that there is nothing outside of ourselves to hurt us. God doesn't hurt us. God loves us. Therefore what can hurt us - only our own bad choosing. Yeah, God do lo