So I think this definitely makes for a nicely improved photograph; not that the original was bad but rather it just needed an extra visual "shove" so to speak.

It's probably easy to guess why I used the Passage from Psalm 131:1 at the start of this article considering the context and content of the discussion. I think further on it though and realize a very important lesson inherent to that verse. I'm just going to speak for myself for a moment, but... when I think about situations I need to resolve or questions I have about certain things - I don't know if you can relate to this but - it seems like it doesn't take long before I get myself all wrapped up in something that I'm not going to be able to process; in other words, like David wrote in the Psalm above, "exercising myself in great matters, or in things too high for me." Getting all up there when I really need to be at ground level, take a moment and ask God for Help and Guidance, and get His perspective. Hard to do that when I need to be grounded, and not all up "there" somewhere... Lessons to learn...

Hope this topic was a helpful blessing! Please leave a comment below and feel free to ask any questions you may have, and of course take care - and grab those pictures!

Until next time...