Saturday, July 18, 2015

"Shalom"

These past few months have been  very "trial" for me. 

A few life unexpected changes have come into place, along side dealing with some matters of my heart. 

And a conversation with my mom a month ago made me do a little more "soul searching".... 


She said: "daughter, you need to remain in Peace, and pray for peace, but not just peace, but that "Shalom" Peace. That perfect peace".. And she just left it at that... ((she does this quite often.. She Says something then leave it "hanging")) so, of course, I have done a little research about that Hebrew word.. "Shalom" to get to its depth of meaning, and to really soul search and find ways to apply it into my current situation in life. 


I feel that life is a constant trial, but I want to get a hold of each moment, even the tough ones. To make sure that I also change and grow through the process. That after the "test" at least I can come up a different person/woman, with a different perspective and a stronger character, ready for the next step of my life!!! 


Went out tonight with some beautiful women.....we sat around for hours and while talking and spending time getting to know them, I felt "Shalom" ALL over me!!!!

And I just got home smiling really Wide!!!! 


And so I decided to "record" this moment...... So that I may remember one day! 

And I wanted to share with you the CORE of what I have found about "Shalom" (Peace) in my life!!!..... 


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"Hebrew words go beyond their spoken pronunciation. Each Hebrew word conveys feeling, intent and emotion. Shalom is more then just simply peace; it is a complete peace. It is a feeling of contentment, completeness, wholeness, well being and harmony.


According to Strong's Concordance 7965 Shalom means completeness, wholeness, health, peace, welfare, safety soundness, tranquility, prosperity, perfectness, fullness, rest, harmony, the absence of agitation or discord. Shalom comes from the root verb shalom meaning to be complete, perfect and full. In modern Hebrew the obviously related word Shelem means to pay for, and Shulam means to be fully paid.


Of course, there is only one way to find TRUE shalom - and that is in the Word of God. 


Many search for fulfillment, happiness and contentment in material possessions, money, sex, entertainment, etc. But those things do nothing to fill "that little hole in our soul" that only GOD can fill! Those things only serve to distract and prevent us from finding true peace...the shalom that can only come from Him who created and put all things into place."✨πŸ’«******


And YES indeed!!! God put all things into place, even in times when we are not able to see it!!!!! 

Muah!!! Xoxoxo! Besos!! πŸ’–πŸ’—πŸ’‹


πŸ’–πŸ’—πŸ’–Te amo Madre!!! πŸ’—πŸ’–πŸ’—