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THE BLOG! :) obviously, but also to a world of wonders and mysteries
that are to be unraveled because that's precisely what SHE (or rather
me,) is all about. if you know me, welcome to another side of me.
but if you don't know me, it's okay. i still welcome you into a world of me
and what happens. i'm not anywhere near perfect, but here is where
i share my experiences and learnings. hope you'll be blessed reading
my entries!
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Easter weekend just passed and once again i just felt it. Daddy God's awesome love re-enacted. i know many people who don't dare to watch these easter dramas, or the passion of the Christ because they tell me that they cannot take the gore. personally, i was one of those who didn't really like to watch these dramas and the movie because i hate blood and violence, especially when it's done to someone you love and who loves you. but after i watched the Passion, i realized that it's not the blood and gore that people run away from.

it's the unconditional love that people refuse to accept.

unconditional love personified is a very impactful picture. i remember the first time i watched a movie about the cruxifiction of Christ was when i was in primary school, at the church where i was christened when i was a baby. i didn't dare to look at the film when they were nailing Jesus to the cross, but the sounds alone was so real that i was shaken. at that time, when i first watched that movie (not the Passion, it's an earlier version.) i knew i was running away from something because at that time my family was going through a rough patch. but only now do i realize what i was running from.

the unconditional love of Jesus is very powerful and on many occassions, it's the people who need to know about that love who run away. they don't want to see it happening right in front of them. although we have heard of the cruxifiction and although we know that we'll never see the real event, many people still shun away because of what they will see - a Jesus whipped up and bloodied, getting nailed to the cross and then hanging there to die. who wants to know that they are responsible for what they are seeing. not many people are willing to. and not long ago, i was in that group of people.

i admit that i have been running away from the love that God wants to give me. He gave me dreams and visions and i just took them and ran away with them, doing what i thought was right. He gave me gifts and talents and i took them and used them as i saw fit. He gave me love and care, but many of the times, i pushed it away.

but quelyn's not running away anymore.
His unconditional love is mine. and i am His little Princess.