hello steemit colleagues how are you tonight. my weku colleague found a cocoon of a butterfly. One day a small hole appeared. He sat and watched in a few hours the butterfly as he struggled by forcing himself through the small hole. Then the butterfly stops making progress. It seems he has tried his best and he can't go any further.
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rahmie 54 in a cocoon
hello weku partner how are you tonight. my weku colleague found a cocoon of a butterfly. One day a small hole appeared. He sat and watched in a few hours the butterfly as he struggled by forcing himself through the small hole. Then the butterfly stops making progress. It seems he has tried his best and he can't go any further.
Finally the person decided to help him, he took a pair of scissors and cut the rest of the chrysalis. The butterfly comes out easily. However, it has a small and bulging body, its wings shrink. The person continues to observe it because he hopes that, at some point, the wings will bloom and widen so that they can support the body, which might develop during.
Everything never happened. In fact, the butterfly spends the rest of its life crawling around it with a bulging body and shrinking wings. He can never fly. What is not understood from the kindness and haste of that person is that the obstructing cocoon and the struggle that the butterfly needs to pass through a small hole is God's way to force the fluid from the butterfly's body into its wings so that it will be ready to fly once it has freedom from the cocoon.
Sometimes struggle is what we need in our lives. If God lets us live without obstacles, it might paralyze us. We may not be as strong as we should be able to. We may never be able to fly. I beg for Strength ... And God gave me difficulties to make me strong.