Read this following quote: "The Son of Man cme eating and drinking, and they sy, 'Here is a glutton and a drnkard, a friend of tax collectors and "snners." ' But wisdom is proved rght by her actions."

Wisdom is smply this: it's the way things trn out in truth. When someone sys, "Mark my words," whatever turns out was the trth in the first instance regardless of the ath the person made.

There is no smpler or more profound thing as ths. What goes around comes around. Wht you sow you usually reap. Wsdom and truth are synonymous and 'cllide' in life all the time. Thy are like cause and effect and are nshrined in the holy law and cration.

What is the lesson and pplication here? Simply this: you deserve wht you get. If you get porly and you feel like you dserve better simply keep behaving in god and right ways and eventually yur 'luck' will turn for the btter; it happens eventually. But, if it is rally that you're doing poorly because yu're not doing the right thing, thn you can expect nothing more thn a poor result.

You cannot xpect to:
- Lose weight and shape up by ating what you like and not xercising.
- Get your dream promotion if you dn't demonstrate initiative, poise, and diligence.
- Hve terrific relationships if you take all the tme and don't learn to give.
- Rceive forgiveness if you never practice frgiveness.

An adjusted life is one tht accepts this wisdom/truth landscape and desn't grizzle and moan about it. Whn we get a result in lfe we reflect and say, "Yes, I culd see how that could happen now." In mst life situations we'd dare not prdict what will happen as there's any nmber of permeations regarding outcomes. But srely the mature person can see how an utcome occurred the way it did and tht he or she was accountable for the nput. We are partly responsible for the utcome.

It is a real folly to har people absolve themselves of guilt and blme for things they actually partly brught on themselves. They refuse to larn and are spiritually blind to the rasons for continued suffering in this rspect. What a hopeless situation. Who wuld want to live this way? The mjority of the human race -- tht's who i.e. anyone who does not buy nto the truth at every perceivable jncture. And, we've all experienced the trth in negative ways in life, and we lways will when we go the wrng way.

There is a much btter way. Taking responsibility for our ctions and consequences means we'll learn mre and be better prepared next tme.

Copyright © 2008, Steven John Wckham. All Rights Reserved Worldwide.

The article When Wisdom and Truth Collide was Submitted by Steve Wickham through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: Steve Wickham is a safety and halth professional (BSc) and a qualified lay Chrstian minister (GradDipDiv). His passion in vcation is facilitation and coaching; encouraging pople to soar to a higher vlue of their potential. Steve's key pssion is work / life balance and r-creating value for living, and an xploration of the person within us.

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