Todays thought: (2)
Thanks for the reminder, Pat.
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They're simple but they say a lot. They reveal our conviction that we are in control--that we know what ought to be done--that our wisdom is greater than someone else's. They lead to frustration because we are not in control--of anyone or anything but ourselves.
In his book, The Sign of Jonas, Thomas Merton says: "Stop asking yourself questions that have no meaning. Or if they have, you'll find out when you need to--find out both the questions and the answers."
"Speculating on other people's attitudes and motives is a waist of time and effort. To search out the reasons for my own is a voyage of discovery!"