Things will always end up where they're meant to be.
Watching a certain drama series gave me a new revelation (and hope!) 'bout love!
I was once asked, how I would I know if the one is the True Love? I used to say, I would just know. But the truth is, I believe there's no way you can be absolutely sure right from the start. Everything is usually clear at the end, when you have connected the dots. (But even one can't tell when is 'the end' the end, for isn't love something of eternity?) So, how would I know? I believe that it is when, no matter how much you try to run away from it, try to give up on it, or how much you are being brought away from it, you would always end up in front of the person you're meant to be with. I think, this is how I would know.
I remember having sent a post card to a friend with no return address, because I believe that if the card is meant to reach the intended recipient, it will. And there was also a time in which there was a card that I've sent to another friend - it went all around the world, from Australia to United States to Singapore and then to United States again - and finally into my friend's hands. We seriously thought the card would be lost with all that flying, but it really ended up where it was supposed to be. From the show and many other personal circumstances, this seems to hold true. I know that some people may say its silly to believe in fate, but as the girl in the show put it simply, 'it's more blissful to believe.'
Therefore, from now on, I shall believe and I shall hope. This doesn't mean I will actively look for it, because I believe there's a time for every purpose. I believe God has planned his wonderful story for me, and everything will fall into its place. I believe that when it's meant to be, I will end up where I should be.
I was once asked, how I would I know if the one is the True Love? I used to say, I would just know. But the truth is, I believe there's no way you can be absolutely sure right from the start. Everything is usually clear at the end, when you have connected the dots. (But even one can't tell when is 'the end' the end, for isn't love something of eternity?) So, how would I know? I believe that it is when, no matter how much you try to run away from it, try to give up on it, or how much you are being brought away from it, you would always end up in front of the person you're meant to be with. I think, this is how I would know.
I remember having sent a post card to a friend with no return address, because I believe that if the card is meant to reach the intended recipient, it will. And there was also a time in which there was a card that I've sent to another friend - it went all around the world, from Australia to United States to Singapore and then to United States again - and finally into my friend's hands. We seriously thought the card would be lost with all that flying, but it really ended up where it was supposed to be. From the show and many other personal circumstances, this seems to hold true. I know that some people may say its silly to believe in fate, but as the girl in the show put it simply, 'it's more blissful to believe.'
Therefore, from now on, I shall believe and I shall hope. This doesn't mean I will actively look for it, because I believe there's a time for every purpose. I believe God has planned his wonderful story for me, and everything will fall into its place. I believe that when it's meant to be, I will end up where I should be.