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A Question for My LeekeeLeekee Family.

My wonderful LeekeeLeekee family, good evening to us all. Today, I come before you with an open mind and a humble heart, like a traveller asking for directions at a crossroads. I am not here to teach or coach, but I genuinely want to learn from your wisdom, experiences, and personal journeys.

Think about this: When every door you have been knocking on keeps closing, even after you have done everything you know is right and followed every necessary process, what do you do next? I would especially love to hear your thoughts from a spiritual or philosophical perspective.

Have you ever gone through a season where nothing seemed to work, no matter how hard you tried? How did you overcome it? What helped you keep moving forward when giving up seemed like the easiest option?

From a spiritual or philosophical point of view, what kept you going during those difficult moments? How did you maintain your faith, your hope, and your inner strength when life seemed to say no to every effort? What principles, beliefs, or practices helped you find peace while waiting for the right door to open?

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments. I sincerely want to learn from your wisdom, and I believe your story may be exactly what someone else in this community needs to hear today. Thank you for always making LeekeeLeekee a place where we can learn, grow, and encourage one another. May God continue to guide us all.🤍🤍🤲🤲

A Question for My LeekeeLeekee Family.

My wonderful LeekeeLeekee family, good evening to us all. To...

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Comfort Yako Asala: I speak for myself from a spiritual point of view.
When I have done everything I know is right and followed every necessary process, I hold my peace and trust God's will
Every answered prayer comes with a Yes, No or Wait.
In this case I will not lean on my own understanding but wait for God's time...
Gladden Ngozi: When I find myself in such a situation, and I have, more than once. Ths is what I hold onto:

After I've committed it to God in prayer, I shift my focus to waiting. Not passive waiting, but active trust. Because His timing is not our timing, and His ways are not our ways.

While I wait, I create a m...