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Time for reflection

I can't believe it's end of August now and September is a week away. It's Saturday and each Saturday is special to me. It's an alarm to rest. I stopped working on Saturdays couple of years back and I'm doing fine. I can work 24x7 and I chose to save Saturday for me and Sundays for community. It's my personal belief to give back to society.



It started several years back when I was introduced to Christ and Church music team used to practice on Saturdays. I used to go to court and it was beginning of my professional and spiritual life both at same time.


I decided to choose spiritual over professional and declared to my 2 colleagues that I'd not come on Saturdays. They were stunned by my decision as we were making very little money by working 48 hours a week. And I was reducing 8 hours. They tried to force and convince me to change mind and I was determined. I found peace in spirituality. That mattered most at that point of time when everything shattered down all of a sudden in my life.



Now after couple of years after I looking back and dots are connected. I'm calm and I have everything that I imagined. I have been on foreign trips and met with international community. I gained very rich experience in past couple of years down the road. 



It's time for reflection and I am listening gospel music "Worthy is the Lamb". It pushed me couple of years back and the feeling of holiness returned. I hardly missed Church on Sundays. It was something that I had to do and I postponed everything.


There happened to be people with big mouth who had nothing to do with Christ and I found bad people talking about me without knowing me or talking to me the real facts. I didn't say anything to them and focused on my journey to the Christ. Now it's pandemic and nobody is going to Church. I don't know if I am going back to the same one. And I still have focus on Christ and to be like him not like those big mouths.


Hallelujah

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