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God and your loneliness

Being alone is not that bad. God works thru you while you wait patiently for that one special person. God knows that its not good for man to be alone; that's why while we wait we should bask in His most holy water, which is the word of God. Loneliness should not be your only companion, love and mercy should also be with you; because the loneliness will kill your joy and hope of a brighter future. God in this moment is preparing that special girl that one day you will meet, meanwhile you should be busy in the Labor that God has bestowed upon you. While you wait you should always be hopeful and humble, knowing that God has special interest in your life. Loneliness shouldn't be the only thing that revolves around your life. You are the center of everything, your work shouldn't be the center where your life revolves around. God is the center of all life, even your love life. Don't fret or be troubled because that is not the way that life goes when God walks beside you. God has the power, you don't.

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