Letting Go Of Trouble You Can't Arrange
Many years ago, this small paragraph in a fiction book Pursuit and Persuasion by Sally S. Wright struck me as a good reminder of the ineffectiveness of worry.
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Many years ago, this small paragraph in a fiction book Pursuit and Persuasion by Sally S. Wright struck me as a good reminder of the ineffectiveness of worry.
Another sort of person couldn’t have. Knowing what she knew. Fearing what she had reason to fear. But Georgina had learned … to let go of trouble she couldn’t arrange. When she’d done what she knew to do, she took the free moments unto herself. For if what she hoped for, and prayed for devoutly, wasn’t what should be, worry wouldn’t help, and usually tended to hurt.
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