...her feet abide not in her house.
Proverbs 7.11
She is looking for something.
There is a hunger in her heart.
Aren't we like that sometimes?
One writer said that a most serious problem
plaguing all mankind
is evident in our inability
to spend one hour in a room alone.
This speaks to our emptiness.
Our boredom.
Our struggle with that great void, "Vanity".
Another
proverb speaks to the solution.
A good man is satisfied from himself.
When a man
who was once natural becomes spiritual
he learns to
draw from inner and hidden resources.
He can take
an inner desert and make it
a well watered garden.
a well watered garden.
He finds an enabling to do
this
through the inner
illumination of faith.
He can find a way
where there ‘seemeth to be no way’
where there ‘seemeth to be no way’
and it
becomes his habit.
Such a one as
this learns to make his home
a happy home - just like that virtuous woman
of Proverbs who stays at home
and “she looketh well to the ways of her household,
a happy home - just like that virtuous woman
of Proverbs who stays at home
and “she looketh well to the ways of her household,
and eateth not the bread of idleness.”
from Proverbs
31
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