Experiences: What Do You "See"?

Mark 8: 22-25

 

What you choose to "see" has and will always be determined by you and only you. By "SEE" here I refer to what you choose to become your constant or what you choose to be defined by in your life. For many persons there life experiences has led them to one state of perception and that’s one of doom and gloom with that little bit of hope which can spark a change in there whole existence. For others all they belief is left to do is take the plunge and end themselves.

 

Jesus healed a man once and asked what do you see? The man’s reply was I see men as trees.  What was really happening? The truth of the matter is that often times there are individuals in our lives who touch us in a very special way however we still need another touch, so that instead of seeing things in the wrong way we can see them as they truly appear.

 

As individuals who are streaming along the mechanics of time we all encounter situations which add significant experiences to our to core however there’s no single experience that teaches us everything we need to know. One experience may teach us only how to do the thing while the other may teach us how to use that thing which we have previously learnt to our advantage. Often times it takes years for us to understand the value of our experiences and to truly come to terms with them. Its then that we can start benefiting from what once were guilt ridden, sad, emotional roller-coasters or even moments of tremendous happiness that we didn’t even take the chance to truly relish.

What do you see?

 

I see me the person I am.

I see me the person I ought to be.

I see me but not only me.

I see who I was.

I see who I aspire to be. 

Its all me not who you want me to be.

 

I am free to be because I am me.

I am the very clearest expression of me.

I am what my Creator designed me to be.

I am me, the me that I see within me.

 

 

I may not yet be complete but God is working on me.

I may not be liked but I love me for me.

I may not be beautiful but there’s beauty in me.

I may not be for you but I am for me.

I may not be like you but I am like me.

What do you see? I see me I see who I am 

and who I want and need to be.