We are habitual beings. When we become accustomed to a particular behavior, we are inclined to continue doing so, even if it is detrimental to our well-being. Unfortunately, this is an inevitable reality. Throughout life, there are numerous instances of poor behaviors that have reached a point where we are compelled to change. More oftenly, we have an insatiable desire to be in a familiar and comfortable environment. It's just that we get uncomfortable when we're forced to do something out of our comfort zones. It is worth noting that I often find myself contemplating certain phrases from the initial verse of the hymn "Sing and Be Happy" that we sang during our kindergarten years. It says, “There’s a silver lining that shines in the heavenly land. Look by faith and see it, my friend. Trust in His promises grand.” How extraordinary is the notion of a silver lining. It is so reassuring and, well, somewhat balmy. It is merely a pleasant, comfortable sensation. Particula...
