I
read the blogs and social media sites of my friends and those whom I am
connected to. I read posts, blogs and
entries that on Monday say they are going on a date. Tuesday they went to a movie. Wednesday they had lunch. Thursday was a great day just hanging
out. By Saturday they are dating and all
the world is right. When I check in on
Monday life is horrible and that person is the worst person in the world.
There
are so many lessons here, I don’t know where to begin. A few things come to mind, and not in any
order. You are beautiful. You are loved. You are worthy. Just the way you are. That means with or without someone. You don’t have to be in a relationship to be
happy (we just need to convince the media of that now…)
Likewise
you don’t have to be single to be happy either.
Many couples ARE happy with themselves and being with each other.
Happiness
is a big word to try and define (for the sake of this blog entry) and I will just
say if you are a person who spends a lot of time focusing on trying to find the
next Mr. or Ms. Right, perhaps it is time to realize that you are really
seeking Mr. or Ms. Right Now AND maybe it is time that you focus some of that
time, energy and resources on taking care of you first.
Maybe
it is time for you to get to know yourself a bit more before you ask anyone
else too?
I
am reminded of a song that comes to me when I need it… “Be still and know that
God is God. Be still and know that God is God.
Be still and know that God is God.”
That song can be used for every human being… just the act of being still changes our
ability to hear, think, grasp, learn, grown, hear…
We can be the change we seek in
this world, and in ourselves. One
day. One journey. One person.
One moment of being still at a time.
Royal D.
Bush serves as Interfaith Chaplain. He has studied at Andersonville
Theological Seminary, and the International Institute of Faith Based
Counseling. He also holds a Bachelor Degree in business
administration. He is available for premarital coaching, couples coaching, life
coaching, and pastoral care in the Nebraska and Iowa area.
Inclusive Life offers both
nondenominational and nonreligious care-serving all, without
exception! Inclusive Life offers Wedding Ministers, Premarital
Coaching, Couples
Coaching, Funeral
Ministers, End of Life
Planning, and Pastoral
Care. To reach Chaplain Royal or Chaplain Beth please email
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