Hallucinations of the Prinsediran VIII: Just Do It [The Impossible]

And here we are, tired of what we are not sure of. Then up stands Moi, saying to Me..
You know how everyone says, “I know what I want and I’m going to get it, unless God says NO to me.” Oh well, Dear God, 😦 I honestly mean no disrespect, I’m pretty sure some “kind” of people will feel I’ve got a loose pen [tongue] but, if you are saying no, I’m afraid it has to sound louder than my heartbeat unless you are actually saying the same thing my heart is beating about. I can do it, I can, I can do it, I can, I can do all things.

YES, DO IT, though impossible, wait one more minute for that train even if there is no railtrack around.
YES, Abdul, you might be a devout muslim but yes, you surely can still marry Elizabeth, even though she’s a Reverend Sister now. Find a purpose! A genuine reason.
You can only find a good way when you are selfless, when you have destroyed all greed and pride and fear, then you’ll see a new purpose and a better definition of “the finish line.”

Be glad you fed the hungry, even though you cannot practically starve yourself, just do it. Feed more hungry people.

Be glad you clothed the naked, quite bizarre doing it without covering your own nakedness but just do it, clothe the naked.

Turn a sad face happy, make them smile, make them laugh, make them feel fulfilled, make them feel loved. Its a shame you’ll cry all night in loneliness and sadness, but for the greater good, just do it.

Be glad you cared for the sick. Yes your own heartbeat is fading gradually, but you cared, and you still care…this earth surely has a use for you.

Too much talk hardly gets anyone into action, it only gets them thinking…and too much thinking leads to stress and too much stress gets them sleeping – the very essence of the “too much talk.” So, wake up now… Live the dream, don’t dream the life away… Define the end better and just do it, the impossible. As long as your heart is beating, remember you [I] can do all things thru Christ who strengthens you [me] [Phil. 4:13].

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