Learning from an Interrupted Sleep
Sometimes I’ve had to interrupt my daughter’s sleep for different reasons. Today, I needed to get her ready for a doctor’s appointment so I woke her up.
Normally, if someone wakes you up in the middle of your sleep, it is not a pleasant experience. Most of us would frown or react with frustration.
But not my daughter.
No matter how deeply asleep she is, when I wake her, she meets me with the most beautiful, gummy smile. And she holds that smile as long as I stay present with her, almost as if she understands there is a reason.
But the moment my attention shifts, that smile slowly fades into a cry.
And it stirred something in me.
How do I respond when life interrupts me?When things do not go as I planned?
What if I chose to meet every moment, even the uncomfortable ones, with openness first?
Through her, I am learning that peace begins with how I choose to meet the moment.
🤍 Reflection
Have you ever noticed how you respond when your plans are interrupted?
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Pamela Kariuki
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Learning from an Interrupted Sleep
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Motherhood changed my faith. How does she trust so freely? Let go so quickly? Through her, I am learning to trust God in quiet, everyday moments.
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