How
do you feel if you never get things that you really want? It’s a bit annoying, actually,
but that’s how I feel about this life. Sometimes I thought that I was a kind of
person who knew exactly what I really wanted, such as to which school I wanted
to study, but I was wrong.
I
used to think that my choice is the best choice in life. And because of this “wrong
independent thought”, I had to make many times of adjustments. What kind of
adjustment? Well, when I entered my senior high school, I remembered that I
came there with low low motivation. Why? Because It was not the one I wanted. I
had to arrange my feeling every time I went to school, and it took about 6
months for me to realized that I was there not by coincidence, but by a plan
that only God who knew.
It
happened again when I wanted to go to university. I was planning to enter one
of the universities in my city right after graduating from senior high school. But
God set another plan. My parents had no money to bring me in, that’s why I had
to find it by my own (it means that I have to work first to get some money for
college) and it took three years for me to have them. In the fourth year I knew
that I could not enter public university since I’d missed the proper years to
join the submission test. Finally, I went to a private college not for from my
house.
The
college where I studied used to be a quite popular college (with its major
faculty), but a year before I entered, there was a problem inside the
foundation and a huge demonstration could not be avoided. Because of this
problem, there were only two classes in the first year, in my year.
What
could I say then? I felt like I was in the wrong place and at the wrong time. I
said that because I still did not know what His plan for me, and I started to
realize it when I was in the second semester.
Because
there were not many students, the lecturers were more focused on us and I had
less difficulty in earning good score in almost every class. It also influenced
the dean’s consideration in giving scholarship. In short, I could get finance
aid until I graduated and had more chance to deepen my knowledge through several
competitions. And the best thing of all, I could also know good new friends in
God. In conclusion, I finally knew what’s God plan for me.
We
might think that we know everything, that we know what’s the best for us, but
trust me, God’s plans is far more better compared to our plans. What we have to
do is being patient until He reveals those plans. You may not trust me, but you
absolutely can trust Him.
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