Life is a process of becoming and un-becoming.
Our experiences daily sometimes help us become all we ought
to be and sometimes help un-become everything we are not so we can become all
we are meant to be.
Every experience serves a purpose and that is to teach us to
do, act, speak or simply be better.
They are to serve as lessons to us.
I have had my fair share of lessons in life one of which is
that no one is perfect. I am a bundle of imperfections and the best I can do is
recognize my flaws and see how I can be better. I have made mistakes, said
things I regretted and erred because the truth is I was not made to be perfect.
Another lesson I have learned is that everyone deserves
grace when they err. I will err and I deserve to be accorded the grace to do
better next time I must therefore accord others grace when they err.
I have made my fair share of mistakes some of which I could
have avoided but another lesson I have learned is that every event whether good
or bad is a learning experience. This is not to say we should willfully do what
we ought not to do but when that happens, we should learn from it and move on.
Another lesson I have learned is that ‘the only person I
have control over is me’ because people will do what they will, say what they
will but how I respond is what matters.
I have learned also that people forget as easily as they
remember. People tend to easily forget the good you did to them but will easily
remember all your wrongs and there is nothing you can do about it.
I have learned that people may forgive but they never forget
and may bring up a past mistake to get even or prove a point either
intentionally or not.
I have learned more importantly though that because no one
is capable of perfection and because everyone will err at some point the only one
I can count on is God.
He alone is perfect, will not err and will forgive and
forget.
I have learned that if we let God he restores us piece by
piece and that there is nothing too dirty for him to make clean.
I have learned that life is a process of learning and that there
are still many lessons to be learned.
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