#siyahamba

If you really want to see an end - an end for your daily sufferings, an end to your earthly qualms, an end to the fear of tomorrow, an end to your feelings of doubt, your vague interpretations of guilt and shame - if you want to end the problems you have began to feel overwhelmed with - - - well, darling, you'd only have one simple yet daring choice to do: Walk on. Carry on. Walk mightily, and carry yourself merrily, even if your knees are wobbly, your sight blurry, your heart and soul shaky. Let your feet lead away and let your feet keep on walking, no turning back. Because only by facing forward and moving forward can you survive and put a stop to all the darkness that is chasing you. You mustn't let it keep up and take hold of you. You are a light, a star, a blessed being that can shine only and only if you cling on to the light and walk towards it, head front, unafraid, willing to bend all strength. You are not meant for darkness, no matter how it seems appealing, comfortable. Even if it gives you the promise of peace and rest, it's a trap that you must overcome. You can only end your sufferings by going past it and letting go of the darkness that you are holding on to. Wobbly knees or chest filled with unease, you can end all frailing heartbeat if you walk on, walk on, walk on. #siyahamba

I was so happy about the music at Mass tonight. The Gospel Choir joined us and they did an amazing offertory and reflection. Then we got to do Here I Am To Worship which is one of my favourites and our director let me do what I wanted for the bridge and our closing hymn was Siyahamba and while the tempo was really slow for the song I still rocked out with the girl next to me. Seeing Jesus is always fun but it becomes even more fun when there is good music to praise Him with.