Perception…
“Emergency Stopping Only”
When I was younger and I saw a sign on the side of the highway stating “Emergency Stopping Only”, I would always wonder who determines what an emergency is. In my mind, I figured there was a wide variety of circumstances that could arise while driving on the highway. So, who gets to determine when you can stop?
On the highway, as in life, we all experience different circumstances that we deem emergencies. These differ from person to person and our surroundings. While traveling, if you’re 50 miles from your exit, your emergency is different from when you are 5 miles away. In life, the closer you get to your destiny, you will see your emergencies begin to look a lot different. The things that caused you to pause or stop, will no longer have that effect on you journey. Your emergencies turn into urges that push you to your destinations.
Therefore, God determines when you can stop. He already knows exactly how much you can handle and He’s already foreseen the “emergencies” that you may see as hindrances. It is all about perception. We should look at life through our spiritual eyes for our natural eyes will deceive us. Things that we think will stop us in our tracks are the very things that God has placed in our lives to propel us into our destinies. When we begin to see ourselves as God sees us, we see that there is no reason to stop moving, it is merely time to stop and pray.
What is an emergency?
Who or what defines an emergency?
The questions can make you wonder.
I really like this topic. It can draw some emotions and make you take a psychoanalytical look at yourself if you may.
Its a question that demands and deserves an honest answer. You look at people who are in your life and think would I drop everything to go assist them in their time of need.
Given a particular situation and/ or circumstance in your life the emergency may or may not be as urgent to you as it may have been had it occurred earlier in your life or ater in your life. Or the urgent matter may not be an emergency depending on the people that were in your, the people that are in your life, or the people that may be on your life.
Who or what determines and define an emergency?
I really like this topic. It can draw some emotions and make you take a psychoanalytical look at yourself if you may. (It’s definitely worth repeating.)
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