MYRTLE'S PLACE with Enewerome

KALEIDOSCOPE

“I am not pretty”, “I need to lose some weight”, “Why am I not tall enough?”, “If only I was light skinned”.

The list of complaints some people have when they look in the mirror or when people make comments about them is endless. The truth is, no one should define you or tell you who you are because they didn't create you. You are to define yourself, say what you want to see in your life and not what you've been told. This is not just any regular motivational speech someone cooks up, this is the truth you have to know to help set you free and help you live to your fullest potential in the confidence you were created to have.

Mirrors were made so we can see our reflections and know what to adjust right? The thing is mirrors do not show who you really are (those potentials inside of you), they just show your current state or situation and the truth is sometimes you may feel disappointed by what you have seen or maybe if you are lucky, you would feel happy with what you have seen. The question is ‘but for how long?’

All the mirrors in the world put together cannot define you or fix your self esteem no matter how many times you adjust or correct those flaws. Each time you are faced with harsh confrontations from someone trying to put you down or a bad situation you have tried so hard to get out of, you end up seeing something negative about yourself.

 Life is a kaleidoscope; the angle from which you look at it (life) determines what colours you get to see. Bright, dull, white, black, rainbow or nothing….it all depends on you. If there’s a perfect mirror you can look at, a mirror that no matter how bad you think you look shows you a really perfect image of how much greatness you have. Wouldn’t you get that mirror? Then why have you neglected what God’s word (the perfect law of liberty) says about you?

As you behold him as in a glass (mirror), you are changed from glory to glory…..you’d get to see yourself the way God sees you. No flaws, errors, just total perfection. Life shouldn’t define you. Let the perfect mirror do just that.