I
often see life as a computer program whose coding includes many
complex levels of programming filled with conditional statements.
While there is a urgency for action, the program will not precede
until all operative conditions are met. All await for the light to
turn green, but patience is enforced as thousands of conditions must
be evaluated and executed and operations completed within the
environment. This is where hope, faith, and love are necessary.
Hope to get us through seemingly interminable delays; faith and
confidence in the worthiness of the program itself; and the
disciplines of love eliciting urgent action or supreme patience. In
the life process, creative progress simply cannot be made without the
compliance of multiple people with dogged determination and adamant
integrity.
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