Great news! Slowly but surely the restoration process progressing. The connection between rest and spiritual well-being is vital. Exhaustion starts off the chain reaction of emotional rollercoaster, called depression. This fact have been experienced and noted in my book of learning. This Leap Year’s extravaganza wasn’t a treat of any kind purchasable for money, but the eye-opening wisdom of long-term well-being. I started the day about reading the story of Rehab, the harlot in the Bible and the Wednesday – the Felgild Compline: ‘Calm me, O Lord, as You stilled the storm.’ I whispered silently half sunk in the duvet early in the morning. Later on I felt the lightness of the day passing by with ease. No rush and no checking the slowness of the clock. It had a smooth rhythm that left a sweet taste in my mouth.
Dinner at a flat looking at the basin. Sharing stories of many places we visited or lived. Customs of cultures and the effects on our lives later. I would love to go back to Mozambique, I said. I know I keep saying that since 2007, but it hasn’t happened yet. And as I look into the future I can feel the trip lipping through my hands. I had though felt the same with the MA in 2009 when I went to part-time, but still I passed 2 years later. Let this be my encouragement and reminder to know if I meant to go back, I will, as I was meant to finish the MA and I did.
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