Patience, always patience

Patience, because everything follows a process, but look at nature, from the creation of the world, until now. It all started with a mysterious explosion out of nothing, and everything was created by God, and it took 14 billion years to get what we have, and the universe is still expanding, there are billions of galaxies, and the process of evolution continues unstoppably but without haste.

Everything follows a process. and on earthsince life is more complexly organized, three billion years ago, until today, with all the diversity of minerals, flora, fauna and man as the pinnacle of creation, there is curious and impeccable element: patience.

Everything follows the process, phases are not skipped, steps are not excluded, everything is regulated by God and intrinsic to every atom that makes up the organism. We give the simplest example: a caterpillar that becomes a butterfly.

It is obvious that this beautiful living thing has been imprinted to become a butterfly of different colors and sizes. And we see that in the hives when the bees make honey.

and in a human being, when the egg is fertilized by a sperm and the process of forming the fetus begins in the mother’s womb. Everything follows a process and patience is latent all the way. Phases cannot be burned. Stairs cannot be jumped.

And so in our life, both in the development of our body, and in the mind, with all its network of thoughts, emotions, feelings, which we call the soul. This living being, a human being, begins as an extreme vulnerable and dependent on parents and environment.

And little by little, it grows in all aspects. And with a good formation in virtues and knowledgescience and art, as in the spiritual aspect, the human being becomes a fuller person.

Let’s not skip stages, let’s not take shortcuts, let’s not avoid development processes, let’s not cheat, let’s not despair, let’s not wish for victory without going through effort, sacrifice, taking on the inherent pain tireless work, perseverance and endurance. There is no Easter Sunday without Good Friday.

There is no triumph in this life, nor in reaching the eternal one, without passing through the mill where we will be ground, because then the wheat will turn into flour which the fire from the oven will turn into bread. Respect for divine, human and natural laws is very necessary.