Those Who Mourn

“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” Math5:4.

For what do we mourn today? Are we so implanted in trained societal ways that we mourn only for those things that are replaceable? If so, we could be living a replaceable life, a life so poor in spirit that we are so weak in spirit and love that we are missing God’s reason for us being here.

Let us face reality; we all mourn, not just the poor. We all all mourn for a society where there is true equality, and God’s laws are followed. But let’s face it; society does not govern what determines how we live. Our own business view of life rules our contentment. The first fact we must accept is that if we are still alive, the mission God gives us is not finished; so, be happy, be aware. Leave boredom behind; you do not have time for it.

Be open to meeting old and new friends for the first time, over and over again. This is inevitable, it is also lifegiving and fulfilling moments of happiness. But remember, this happiness comes from within. Do not depend on others for this happiness; if you do, it is false happiness. True happiness comes from God and God is within you – remember this.

When you join a group of new and old friends, let it be known that you have limitations, both old and new, and that you have limitations, and that these limitations have expansions and sure enough, you will pursue these for the benefit of the group because this is God’s way. And by all means,. when you find this group of old, new friends, choose the happiness; this is God’s wish for all of you. This is so you will not mourn.

So whatever hardships come your way, singly or as a group, God will protect you, God will love you, God loves you, and with God’s Love, may you mourn no more.