
Certain themes have been staples in my life.
A conversation with Renee Heart Tokens sparked this thought process…
When I wrote “The Door” I was in the throes of my greatest depression. My younger sister Dana had passed away four months before from cancer and I mistakenly thought that grief was something I should ‘get over’ . I couldn’t figure out why I was still so sad.
I had placed myself in a box of despair. One month before the thought crossed my mind that driving over a bridge would get rid of the pain. Reason prevailed and I sought counseling. That simple action brought me out of the great depression and gave me tools to deal with grief and many other challenges that I would face in years to come.
I call that counselor my angel in disguise.
Back to my original thought: Boxes and Doors. G-d’s Themes.
G-d’s themes are eternal.
Prayers answered two ways:
“Yes”,
or “Wait,
I have something better
in store for you!”
NO is not an option!
There are NO closed doors–
only opportunities to turn around
change course
find one’s calling
real purpose
live out loud
choose good
be positive
make a difference
Live in a place of LOVE.
Now my box lid is not closed-
no more claustrophobia.
Whenever I feel boxed in
I remember that
My box has No Walls!
When doors seem closed,
I remember to turn around
so I can discover what
G-d has in store.
When your doors seem closed,
when your box closes in,
remember:
No walls and turn around!
XO Lisa
Powerful Lisa! It’s amazing how God speaks in the same themes to those around us. Unity in the Spirit! ❤️
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Yes!!!! When two or three are gathered together…
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