The Secret - When You Can Walk On Water , Take The Boat ( Part 40 )
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Article Title: The Secret - When You Can Walk On Water , Take The Boat ( Part 40 )
Author: John Harricharan
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The questions weren�t new and have been asked by thousands of unfortunate people for centuries. Why must I suffer so much? And if I had to suffer, why did my family and friends have to endure with me?All I had tried to do was to earn a decent living while treating my employees and others fairly. I had tried to live by the old injunction to �do justly, love mercy and walk humbly with God.� But in spite of my efforts it came crashing down�and fast. After the loss of the company, the comfort and security we had known as a family vanished as mist before the morning sun.
We lost our home and most of our possessions. We sold a few remaining pieces of furniture in order to buy groceries. One of the most difficult sacrifices I was forced to make was to give away Rajah. It was he who had sat beside me as I conversed with Gideon. Overwhelmed and despondent, I began questioning everything I held sacred. The question was not �Where was Gideon?� but, �Where was God?� Eventually we moved to another state in a desperate effort to start over.
And then, as a final blow, my father, descendant of Mahn Singh of Bharat, passed away. Many were the sorrowful moments I spent alone but, even so, a new understanding was dawning. On quiet evenings as I drove home from work I could still hear his voice in my head.
While commuting one evening,I was thinking how scarce Gideon had become during my troubles. Why couldn�t I see him when I needed him most? Suddenly the sound of sirens sent me searching my rear view mirror. Startled, I saw the flashing lights of a state trooper preparing to pull me over. Not now, not now! I can�t afford a ticket. I must have been so absorbed in my thoughts that I forgot about the speed limit. I pulled over to the shoulder of the road and nervously fumbled through the papers in the glove compartment as I awaited the trooper. Apprehensively, I turned around to glance up at the smiling face of the bearded man and almost dropped the papers in total surprise. �I've been hijacked... Gideon! You... What... I mean...� I couldn�t continue. His grin widened as I just stared, dumbfounded in amazement.
�Well, at least say �Hello�,� he demanded.
�It�s good to see you again but, for crying out loud, where have you been?� I stammered.
�Just thought you could use a laugh and, as I recall,you wanted to see me.�
�Where did you get this car?�
As if it was normal procedure, he calmly replied, �Created it.� Ignoring his answer, I said,�I've got to talk to you, but we can�t stay here.�
�That�s why I came. I�ll see you at ten tomorrow morning. Here�s the address. We�ll have lots of time to talk then.� Handing me a piece of paper, he gave me a slap on the shoulder, waved, turned around and walked back to his car. I glanced at the address then up to the rear view mirror. He was gone�vanished�just like he used to.
I could hardly contain my excitement as I drove the rest of the way home. Tomorrow I�ll see him again. I had lots of questions and, this time, I wanted answers. Tomorrow we shall see, I thought as I pulled into my driveway.
To read the rest of the story visit http://www.spiritual-simplicity.com
About The Author: Lecturer, entrepreneur and MBA business consultant, John Harricharan is the author of the award-winning book, "When You Can Walk on Water, Take the Boat." For more information, visit: http://www.spiritual-simplicity.com http://www.vish-writer.com
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Article Title: The Secret - When You Can Walk On Water , Take The Boat ( Part 40 )
Author: John Harricharan
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The questions weren�t new and have been asked by thousands of unfortunate people for centuries. Why must I suffer so much? And if I had to suffer, why did my family and friends have to endure with me?All I had tried to do was to earn a decent living while treating my employees and others fairly. I had tried to live by the old injunction to �do justly, love mercy and walk humbly with God.� But in spite of my efforts it came crashing down�and fast. After the loss of the company, the comfort and security we had known as a family vanished as mist before the morning sun.
We lost our home and most of our possessions. We sold a few remaining pieces of furniture in order to buy groceries. One of the most difficult sacrifices I was forced to make was to give away Rajah. It was he who had sat beside me as I conversed with Gideon. Overwhelmed and despondent, I began questioning everything I held sacred. The question was not �Where was Gideon?� but, �Where was God?� Eventually we moved to another state in a desperate effort to start over.
And then, as a final blow, my father, descendant of Mahn Singh of Bharat, passed away. Many were the sorrowful moments I spent alone but, even so, a new understanding was dawning. On quiet evenings as I drove home from work I could still hear his voice in my head.
While commuting one evening,I was thinking how scarce Gideon had become during my troubles. Why couldn�t I see him when I needed him most? Suddenly the sound of sirens sent me searching my rear view mirror. Startled, I saw the flashing lights of a state trooper preparing to pull me over. Not now, not now! I can�t afford a ticket. I must have been so absorbed in my thoughts that I forgot about the speed limit. I pulled over to the shoulder of the road and nervously fumbled through the papers in the glove compartment as I awaited the trooper. Apprehensively, I turned around to glance up at the smiling face of the bearded man and almost dropped the papers in total surprise. �I've been hijacked... Gideon! You... What... I mean...� I couldn�t continue. His grin widened as I just stared, dumbfounded in amazement.
�Well, at least say �Hello�,� he demanded.
�It�s good to see you again but, for crying out loud, where have you been?� I stammered.
�Just thought you could use a laugh and, as I recall,you wanted to see me.�
�Where did you get this car?�
As if it was normal procedure, he calmly replied, �Created it.� Ignoring his answer, I said,�I've got to talk to you, but we can�t stay here.�
�That�s why I came. I�ll see you at ten tomorrow morning. Here�s the address. We�ll have lots of time to talk then.� Handing me a piece of paper, he gave me a slap on the shoulder, waved, turned around and walked back to his car. I glanced at the address then up to the rear view mirror. He was gone�vanished�just like he used to.
I could hardly contain my excitement as I drove the rest of the way home. Tomorrow I�ll see him again. I had lots of questions and, this time, I wanted answers. Tomorrow we shall see, I thought as I pulled into my driveway.
To read the rest of the story visit http://www.spiritual-simplicity.com
About The Author: Lecturer, entrepreneur and MBA business consultant, John Harricharan is the author of the award-winning book, "When You Can Walk on Water, Take the Boat." For more information, visit: http://www.spiritual-simplicity.com http://www.vish-writer.com
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