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「 我呆坐在駕駛座，正經，疲倦，恐懼，自責。……在很久以後，我才告訴他：我很感謝他當時如此冷靜。……細數著昨晚發生的事情，在被窩裡慶幸自己還活著。」

－《路過這個世界教我的事》，黃于洋。

生活的啟示與祈望

你是否仍埋怨著老闆和同事？是否懊惱於三餐該吃什麼，或是一邊滑著手機，一邊感嘆自己不如別人，卻提不起勁精進自己？甚至，你是否感到茫然，既不知道自己喜歡什麼，也無法找到心之所向？

幸福的關鍵，其實在於能自由支配時間，做自己真正想做的事。豪澤爾說過：「能自由控制你的時間，才是追求財富最大的紅利和目標。」與其追逐外在的富足，不如學會掌控時間，讓生活回歸內心的自在與平和。

生活的啟發：飛鳥的啟示

生活本應如此自由。你看那天空的飛鳥，不耕也不種，卻能自由翱翔，吃喝飽足。難道人不比飛鳥更珍貴嗎？然而，飛鳥依靠自然的恩賜，我們卻常被自己的擔憂所束縛。或許，真正的自由來自於內心的信任與放手，學會像飛鳥一樣，接納生活的恩典與挑戰。

走出去，遇見了故事

某一天，我遇到一個小女孩。她渴望愛與溫暖，但生活的經歷讓她內心充滿孤單與無助。她從小失去了媽媽，只有爸爸、阿嬤和姑姑陪伴成長。某天，一位天使來到她家，說要為她講故事。她的喜悅無法掩飾，但沒多久，爸爸交了新的女朋友，家裡的氛圍開始變得陌生。小女孩不知如何與家人溝通，而家人也只能用責備來督促她努力學習，卻忽略了她內心的脆弱。

她的阿嬤早已為這個家付出了所有，養大了十八口人，如今又要照顧孫女，但她已無力給予更多幫助。這樣的困境，如同無形的枷鎖，壓得每個人喘不過氣。

主的光照與生命的力量

每一天，我都仰望主的憐憫，盼望祂讓我看見更多生命的真相，也看見那些被忽略的角落。主教導我，不要被自己的視野與有限的頭腦束縛，也不要因為自覺無能而放棄，更不能因擁有一點能力就驕傲。祂帶領我，在祂的腳前謙卑聆聽，接受祂的煉育與恩典。那些在人看來不可能的事，唯有仰望主，祂才能成就。

眼淚，從不會白流。當情緒震懾得我無法言語時，擦乾眼淚的那一刻，我慶幸自己還活著，而且活得有盼望。

祂記念我們的眼淚

「我幾次流離，你都數算。求你把我的眼淚裝在你的皮袋裏。這不都記在你冊子上麼？」（詩篇五十六8）

「神要從他們眼中擦去一切的眼淚，不再有死亡，也不再有悲哀、哭號、疼痛，因為先前的事都過去了。」（啟示錄二十一4）

祂記念我們的每一滴眼淚，將我們的痛苦化為成長的養分，也讓我們更懂得感恩的意義。願我們懷著這份盼望，珍惜時間，活出每一天的美好與使命。幸福從不遙遠，它始終與我們的心緊緊相連。

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Insights and Aspirations of Life

Do you still harbor resentment toward your boss or colleagues? Do you spend hours scrolling on your phone, lamenting how others seem better off while feeling too unmotivated to improve yourself? Or perhaps you feel lost—unsure of what you truly love and unable to uncover your heart’s direction.

The key to happiness lies in the freedom to manage your time and pursue what genuinely fulfills you. Naval Ravikant once said, “The ultimate reward and goal of wealth is the ability to control your time freely." Instead of chasing external riches, strive to master your time. Only then can life return to a state of inner peace and ease.

Life’s Revelation: Lessons from the Birds

Life is meant to be free. Look at the birds in the sky—they neither sow nor reap, yet they soar unburdened and are well-fed. Are we not more valuable than the birds? Yet while the birds rely on nature’s gifts, we often trap ourselves in cycles of worry and control.

Perhaps true freedom comes from trust—trusting in life’s rhythms and learning to let go. Like the birds, we can embrace life’s blessings and challenges with grace, trusting that we will be cared for in ways we cannot always foresee.

Stepping Out to Encounter Stories

One day, I met a young girl who longed for love and warmth. Her life, however, left her feeling lonely and helpless. She had lost her mother at a young age and grew up under the care of her father, grandmother, and aunt. One day, a kind visitor came to her home, offering to tell her stories. Her joy was radiant. But soon, her father brought a new girlfriend into the house, and the family atmosphere grew cold and unfamiliar.

The girl, unsure of how to connect with her family, retreated inward. Her family, in turn, responded by scolding her, urging her to study harder while neglecting her fragile heart.

Her grandmother—who had already devoted herself to raising eighteen family members—now had to care for this child, though her strength was nearly depleted. Invisible chains bound each member of this household, suffocating them in their struggles.

The Lord’s Illumination and Life’s Strength

Every day, I lift my eyes to the Lord, asking Him to reveal life’s truths and help me see the overlooked corners of the world. He teaches me not to be confined by my limited perspective, not to give up when I feel inadequate, nor to become arrogant because of what I can do.

Instead, He calls me to humbly sit at His feet, to receive His refining grace. What seems impossible to man can only be achieved by looking to Him.

Tears shed in moments of pain are never wasted. When I find myself overwhelmed, wiping away my tears becomes a moment of gratitude—for being alive and for holding onto hope.

He Remembers Our Tears

“You have kept count of my wanderings; put my tears in your bottle. Are they not in your book?" (Psalm 56:8)
“He will wipe away every tear from their eyes. Death shall be no more; neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away." (Revelation 21:4)

The Lord remembers every tear we shed. He transforms our pain into nourishment for growth, teaching us the true meaning of gratitude.

May we hold onto this hope, cherish our time, and live each day with beauty and purpose. Happiness is never far—it dwells intimately within our hearts, waiting to be embraced.