dailydatewithgod

Why do we always say there are two sides to every story?  Aren’t there more?  Is it that we can only imagine a limited number of possibilities?  Perhaps it is because our minds would probably explode if we were to comprehend the full spectrum of dimensions present in every experience.  It is much simpler to imagine the good side or the bad side, the upside or the down side of any given experience or decision.  An acknowledgment that God would encourage us to make is what is one dimension deeper than those sides. In the realm of decisions, is it a good side because of who is involved and a bad side because of who is not?  Is it an upside because of what it is we are able to avoid and a downside because we will not have a chance to learn some lessons despite what it is we avoid?  We will not truly be able to appreciate the dimensions of any given experience or decision until we are in the present moment in which it is happening.  Not until then will we be faced with the fullness of what we need to know to participate or decide what next step to take.  Being open to dimensions means not having it all figured out ahead of time.  The gift of presence comes in the awareness of the multitudes of dimensions impacting all our experiences. God wants us to experience the gifts of dimensions and invites us to be present as often as we can so we can experience them as gifts instead of disruptions.