Reflection Jesus the Good Shepherd//@Cristanza42

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Hello dear friends of the education community. At this time I would like to share this reflection based on the message left to me by today's word.
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The reading of Jesus the Good Shepherd. A beautiful parable.
It shows us and lets us see how great is the love of our God for us.
He shows us the paths we should follow, and gave us the gift of free will.
It is we who decide what we want for our lives, whether to live in the midst of storms and deserts, or to live in peace.
Understanding that deserts are necessary in our lives, to define and strengthen our faith.
It is all in the ability we have to choose the right path.
Even when the right path is not the same as the one we had.
God manifests himself in many ways, and makes us see things.
But in many cases, the noise does not let us hear what he tells us.
And we feel comfortable with the way we live, and that comfort does not let us get out of the bonds to which we live enslaved and that take away our peace, serenity, and the power to have emotional stability.
Losing ourselves from living a true love, from where the values of love, dedication, commitment and respect are strengthened.
Understanding that the future is very uncertain. And that today we have tomorrow no, today we are tomorrow we do not know.
That is why we must love, forgive quickly, forget, fight to live in holy peace within the home you forged.
And bearing in mind that we are human and we make mistakes, but the true meaning of all this is how we evolve.
How we straighten our path.
And the most wonderful thing about all this is to forgive and ask for forgiveness.
When we do this we release, we break chains, it creates a more solid foundation and the peace and serenity it gives us is wonderful.
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Our strength and hope must always be consecrated to that living God, who conquered death for the salvation of our souls.
Well, I bid you farewell, wishing you many blessings, thank you for your support.
Reflection Jesus the Good Shepherd//@Cristanza42 | Ecency