My friend, let me commence here today by asking you a rather simple question. Here goes with the question. Do you often get perplexed by events taking place in your life? Now I do think that the answer to that simple question will be in the affirmative for most of my readers, including yours truly incidentally.
We all get perplexed from time to time as events which we hadn't expected start happening in our life. You appear to be doing your very best by being positive whilst working real hard to bring your ambitions, your goals to fruition; and yet nothing appears to be working out as you had envisioned, as you had initially planned.
So many have said to me over the years at seminars and during phone conversations when they're looking to me to give them some advice, "How do we effectively deal with times like these?" Well my friend, the answer to that often asked question is contained in today's short, straightforward title "When Perplexed Go Within".
You mean D. Paul that when I'm perplexed, puzzled about something in my life I need to go inside the house, many say with a very puzzled look on their face? No my friend, when I talk about going within, I'm actually talking about going within yourself to the very center of your being, where the creator of the universe, God resides 24/7, 52 weeks a year.Yes indeed, today's title is another way of simply saying give your problems to God who possesses all of the solutions.
Yes indeed, whenever I get deeply puzzled about something negative and completely unexpected in my life, I immediately go to a quiet place, close my eyes, breathe deeply and simply go within where the greatest power in the universe resides. By just being still in the silence and listening intently it's amazing how "A" it completely calms us down and "B" invariably a solution to our problem will loom into our mind. Yes indeed, there's no doubt about it, when perplexed go within. Think about it!
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