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JUST FOR YOU(Selah!)

I was going through Facebook this evening when I saw this picture quote that caught my attention.

And then I thought to myself, is it possible for anyone who understands and knows God, think that HE could ever bury them?

But then the parable of the talent in the scriptures gave me a better understanding of the depth of this picture.
I got to understand that God isn't the one who actually buries us but we through the lack of insight and understanding bury ourselves unknown to us.

How you may ask?

We bury ourselves when we hide from responsibilities (that's the surface).
We bury ourselves when we do not search within and take time to understand, explore and ignite the supernatural being (Man) that God created within both sexes!
We bury ourselves when we do not know the purpose for which we carry the most beautiful and reflective creation of God in us ~ LIFE!
HE has formed and created us, God has planted the most beautiful, amazing, creative creature ever on the surface of earth! HE also ensured the provision of all element to nurture this creation...little wonder, the mind conceives and the universe agrees!

You are that creation! 

Look within, search and nurture the seed planted in you.
My Mentor and friend always say these words to me and I leave you with it today...
RISE, LIVE and DREAM!

Be sociable, get someone to LIVE today!
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