“Hope is important because it can make the present moment less difficult
to bear. If we believe that tomorrow will be better, we can bear a
hardship today.”—Thich Nhat Hanh.
Those who have faith in God always get to their destination.
We
all have them: plans that didn’t turn out the way we’d hoped, prayers
that seem like they didn’t make it past the ceiling, dreams that break
and are shattered as we wonder what went wrong. We go on, leaving behind
broken dreams and seemingly unanswered prayers, but often they remain
etched in our mind along with a question mark. Why didn’t things turn out the way I had planned, or hoped, or prayed?
What is a broken dream, anyway, but an idea of a path, or somewhere we thought
our life should go but that led us elsewhere. We made a turn,
somewhere, where life seemed to fall apart, or we lost our way and
missed it somehow.