Is there a way out of conflict? This is the daily disturbance broadcast with Anthony Fangirina. Yes and no. Yes, there is a way out of a conflicted or conflicting situation you find yourself in.
But no, sorry, you can't take conflict out of your life. There will always be clashes of conflicting interest. If we take that as our official definition of conflict, as long as we live in this mortal world. Even as we speak, your immune system is conflicting.
It's fighting with an unknown number of foreign substances that keep you from getting sick. Without this kind of conflict, you're dead. And how can we have energy? Think about it, without friction.
And I quote Michael Focalt, where there is power, there is resistance. And that's conflict. But yes, there is a way out, if you are in conflict now, especially if that conflict isn't necessary. And if it's completely out of line.
Mahatma Gandhi and I quote an I for an I will only make the whole world blind. But conflicts will happen, whether we intend them to happen or not. I just had an argument with the loved one. Ooh, not so much for what was said, but how we reacted and said things to each other.
Look at the asanang vosse. At my manasabing masasakit saisat. I said voices were raised and words that hurt were shared by both. And it's going to take a process to get out of it.
But I've done the first critical thing, which is, of course, to apologize. First to God for ignoring his spirit, whom I believe exists in me. And second, of course, to the person himself. Now, I await our response.
And I'm adding faith to this. Done right, it will bring our relationship to a higher, deeper level. Timothy Kell, and I quote friends, become wiser together through a healthy clash of viewpoints. End quote.
Yes, there is a way out of our current conflicts, but you must want to make it happen. Congusto, my paran, if there's a will, there's a way. It helps me to understand that beyond my own concerns and interests, it is also pleasing to God that I resolve conflicts in my life, or even help others resolve conflicts in theirs. And I quote Matthew 5, 9, blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.
Yes, there is a way out of conflict, a process, a step-by-step approach to resolving issues, if you wish. And I'll be sharing some of these in the next few days. From thesis to antithesis to synthesis. And yes, there are ways to conduct ourselves so that we don't become a regular source of conflict in other people's lives.
But no, we can't do away with conflict in this life. John 16, in this world you will have tribulation, but take heart, I have overcome this world. And it's not just conflict outside of you, right? It's conflicts within.
Here's a worthy saying to Reflect upon as we close. By Shannon Elder, and I quote, your perspective on life comes from the cage you are held captive in.