Don’t allow your past to dictate the possibilities of your future.
Don’t look in the rear view mirror, focus on the windshield- -go forward, the past is gone. Focus on the present.
My past was a crippling experience for me. Yes, there were mountain top experiences but oh those valleys were painful. I just returned from my class reunion in Fredericksburg, TX. It has been a very long time since I have seen any of them. I went because my twin sister, Joan, asked me to go with her or I would not have gone. I had no desire to experience feelings of the past, and I knew by going I would. it is amazing how time and age takes care of woes. I did not recognize anyone and they did not recognize me. But, I was greeted with much love and joy. Everyone was so thrilled I made the trip to Texas to be with them, and to celebrate a reunion of our time together in Fredericksburg High School so many years ago.
I was asked to say the prayer before we ate. Whatever i said was well received. My boyfriend back then, grabbed my arm as I passed by him, and said “who taught you to pray”‘, to which I responded the many valleys I walked through in my long life. He said “that’s where I learned to pray also”. Amazing how Jesus takes us back and through life to learn the meaning of living. I am glad I went.
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