The value of fuzziness
John Lampen reflects on the importance of patience, openness and divine guidance
‘There came a time when we realised we were saying: “When we go…” rather than “If we go…” The decision had made itself. Doubt and uncertainty gave way to anticipation, exhilaration, gratitude. We were going to South Africa. We didn’t have a clue about what our life there would be like. We didn’t know how long we would stay or what we would do. Way had opened; we had no doubt that it would continue to do so. We had felt a leading, had spent time discerning the rightness of it and had acted on it.’
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