dailydatewithgod

When we get stuck in our automatic modes of behavior and allow ourselves to operate without being present we notice the interferences in our lives. Our initial irritation is sometimes ignited because we are being called to pay attention where we predetermined we would not need to do so.  Our brains require energy when we are present and if we are used to attending to something without thinking about it we do not need as much energy.  Our brains wiring for survival is in complete alignment with out tendency to be bothered by interferences which cause us to be present.  God invites us to step into his lens on the interfering experiences of life as gifts. She wants us to embrace the seemingly bothersome interfering of life as an opportunity to grow in love.  It is contrary to our survival mode but if we trust in God to be in charge of our survival, we can step away from the fear and frustrations which seem to show up when life is interfering with our plans.