All God's Works Must Be Contemplated with Respect: We Can Live a Miraculous Life When God is Front and Center

 

We as humans can all be very stubborn! Sometimes we think we know more than others or even God in what is best for us and our lives. We can mistreat people or think we are better or have more power because of our title, education, or role we play in society. Sometimes you see this on TV with actors,  sports players, elected officials, administration, etc. treating others poorly, taking advantage of others, or thinking they know more, or can do anything without abiding by rules and laws here. We as humans can act really foolishly. Mark Twain realized this himself in his own family with all the loss he had of family members, even turning from God. We as humans can be fools when we think what we are doing is more right than what God wants for us. We often turn from God and forget that what is important is that "His will be done." Not ours! It always amazes me when I see old people who are 85 years old or older still so mean, unkind, hateful, mistreating, and devoid of God in their hearts and lives. When we see this in young person we often know they have time to grow and learn from experiences to work toward being a better person, but someone so old who still is so mean or has no heart or compassion for others, this is often troubling. That they could die and still be so mean and miserable.  The same is true for people who hold on to titles or jobs or political positions into their 80's and 90's and don't try to take it easy and enjoy their life and retirement some with their spouses, holding on to power, allowing it to hurt their health and well being, and not trying to enjoy their golden years. Yes, humans can be foolish, but we still all deserve to be contemplated with respect. We are all God's children after all.  Like Mark Twain discovered, when we live a life devoid of God and get away from our spiritual energy, we are only hurting ourselves and the loved ones around us. It is therefore so important to always keep God first in your heart and life.  A lot of people profess to be wise while becoming fools when they prevent God from being part of their lives.