Do you ever wonder?
Do you just ever wonder at the depth of humanity which is so profound yet, can leave you shocked at the inhumane way it can act?
Do you ever wonder why and how a man will resort to taking the life of someone he claims to love?
Does being in love create a place for killing that person?
The world is a place where there are too many things happening at the same time and without a single understanding, how things work and why they work the way they do.
Do you spend time wondering how the air we breath in (Oxygen) and the one we breath out (carbon dioxide)?
Do you spend time thinking how you are able to process a dozen of thoughts at the same time without having to reboot?
Do you just wonder how the process of sleeping and waking up happens?
Do you even wonder how the process of walking, running and jumping happens?
Do you wonder how the chick forms inside the egg?
Do you wonder howthe bones of a child is form through sperm and eggs?
Do you even wonder how a woman after going through the painful process of childbirth will still get the strength to go through another less than a year after?
What about the thing called gravity? How does it work and apart from the scientific explanation we have come to know, do you even have a clue?
Well, as we go through life loving like we have no care, there are some things that tells us, there is a notion in place as ordained before the start of time that allows the flow to be the way it is.
It has to be God, and even if you beg to differ or have some science to explain it, I believe it so dearly that, it has just got to be God.
Nothing happens by chance and nothing is upon us by our own understanding. The world works like it should and without the Hand of God, there will be some lags and fails.
Do you just wonder how things work the way they do?
Do you just wonder how we end up believing that, it will be a good day and even if at the end all we see is the worse, we still go to bed and hope to wake up to a great day?
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I do and I've concluded it's simply divine.
Always nice to learn from you Sir.
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In our wonder, we'll always stand in awe of our all-knowing God, whose word and hands created all things that be.
Wow! A great reflection @Ejemai