I have found that I really enjoy going to the tanners! Not
only does it boost my energy, but it is a time that I can hear nothing else but
my thoughts, and to dream. I know that as a child I use to always take time and
day dream about how I wanted things to be and to see in my heart what it was
that I was going after. And almost every time I would see those things come to
pass because I spent time catching the vision. As I was trying out a new
tanning facility recently, I went in to use a hydrotherapy bed, that I had
heard Jenn raving about ,
well in the same conversation she was also sharing about a RED light therapy treatment that they do at this tanning facility. So I get in this bed and the steam
begins to start, and I remember her telling me about a calf massager. As I was
thinking about getting my legs into a position to find this massager, I was also
reading the warning sign above my head to not touch the steamers, they may
burn. Well let me tell you, as I shoved my leg into a crevace that clearly was
not designed for my leg to go into, but my brain was focused on the massage, I
screamed in pain as my calf found the top of one of those steamers and got
burned. I was so embarrassed that I had done this to myself, and wondering how
I did not put the warning sign above my face together with shoving my leg into
that hole!
Well, I got out to tan, and then do the RED treatment, and
soon realized that it was during the RED treatment that my calves would be
massaged in an amazing massage chair. And as I was laying there thinking about
what all had transpired during my visit, I realized that in life, we are always
hearing from the Lord and trying to shove ourselves into what we want to see
happen without being patient, and so many times the result of this is that we
get burned out. And I know that
sometimes I have even put myself in the middle of something that I knew I
shouldn’t be in, and at the end of doing so I have felt the heat!
Don’t force things to happen in your life, but let patience
have its perfect work, that you may be thoroughly complete, lacking no good
thing!
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