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We can see everything — how the mind works: grasping the impossibility of a feeling, a perspective, an event, a life journey, a dream, and age.
Humans make too many assumptions — it’ll probably be like this later… or probably like that later. How much less amazing are God’s creations? They can imagine what they deem impossible, yet that very impossibility continues to swirl in their minds.
There are strands of tree vines for Tarzan to reach his destination. There’s a ladder for a father to reach the ceiling of a room to fix a dim light. If something seems far beyond anyone’s reach, even for those who desire it, can I view it as anonymous?
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It’s okay to want to improve the path God has laid out for each of your life’s plans. We must have both our hands and feet on that path, on a mission to turn something into reality and move away from uncertainty.
I learned from Jean Grey to seek vengeance for the loss of the only family member she had. I also learned from Frank to persist in clinging to the remnants of life in his own way.
Moreover, I learned from Ned and MJ that the mind and the heart cannot always move in unison. No matter how hard the universe tries to change her mind, there’s a heart that still holds onto that feeling — for Peter Parker, the so-called naive, sympathetic hero. I’ve learned to accept, understand, and cherish the circumstances and moments that emerge from the ruins of the past.
God also relies on the faith of His servants. Go and walk that path, wherever we wish to go. Hold fast to the conviction that a journey undertaken in God’s name will not be in vain.
