[Video and Photos] I Never Thought I would do this (Final Part) and Being a Lump of Clay
Alone in my room, nights in India were filled with tears and thanksgiving.
The decision didn’t make me happy. It didn’t grant me fulfilment. It didn’t bestow peace.
I never liked it. I never sought it. I never wanted it.
It’s been brutally hard. It’s turned everything upside down. And I’ve lost a lot…
So why continue? Why faith? Why Jesus?

Alone in my room, nights in India were filled with tears and thanksgiving.
‘Normal’ is one of the broadest terms in current times. An abundance is permissible under the term ‘normal;’ so much so that the question of ‘right’ is arguably the opposite.
The physical and tangible are part of the greatest working deceptions against us.
I would be astonished to find anyone untouched by a visit to the poverty of Chennai, India.
In the big city, or country, watching people get away with murder is unsavoury…
There are the obvious reasons which are all short-term benefits, but when one rationalises the idea in the context that you can’t take them with you after your 75 – 120 years on Earth, why are they so significant?
Arguably the hardest act to do in this world, true forgiveness not only means forgiving the person, but wishing them prosperity as well.
Belief or faith is one of the strongest abilities we have.
Much of the time, we have ambitions and desires that whisper to us that if they’re fulfilled, we will be happy…
Our communication is vital to our lives – conversing with anyone, the right or wrong words can transform that minute, hour, week, year, and even an individual’s entire life.