There is always the ‘Why’ Question

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There is much about life we do not understand leaving us always with a ‘why’ question.  Peace always answers the ‘why.’  I always see the big picture and leave the details to God.  Details always bother me the most.  Many times I don’t understand the details.  But if I can see the big picture the details don’t matter so much.  Many times the answer is because it’s the times we are living.  

I try to focus on the big picture.  Doing so makes the details less impactful.  I want to know enough but not too much.  I’d go bonkers if I followed the news closely every day.  And if I let the details bother me, I’d lose sight of the big picture.  For me it’s the times we are now living in.  My angels do much I do not see.  Angels are like this.  Many times the details are only what we want to see and lose sight of the big picture.  

The phrase not seeing the forest for the trees applies here.  We forget we are in the forest of the end times.  These things will happen.  But that doesn’t always answer the ‘why’ question because we are affected by individual events.  The answer is that these things are going to happen and God takes care of His own.  

Of course, not everyone believes in God or that He will intervene.  There will always be those who take matters into their own hands.  My voice is small and I can only do so much, but I’ll start here.  I smoke a pipe mostly because I’m out of the way as I do.  Today it is my Peterson System pipe with some Quiet Nights.  My coffee this morning is Bella Maria.  Thank you for your time and Peace to each one of you.

Papa Chasteen

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