The Restory Retreat Centre

  Ontmoetings Die Gesprek Elemente Uit Die Gesprek Musiek Musiek met 'n rustige, begronde gevoel wat jy beleef wanneer jy 'n besondere persoon ontmoet. Mag jy ontmoetings hê wat jou horison verbreed. En mag mense anders kyk en voel nadat hulle jou ontmoet het. Met ons liefde. George & Matilda

  Choose Your Hard   The Conversation Elements From The Conversation Music We never know with absolute certainty in advance whether our choices are perfect, but we still have to bear the weight of our own decisions. Against that backdrop, Wolf Larsen's "If I Be Wrong" is not a call to make the right choice. It's more like a compassionate recognition of how difficult and beautiful it is to be human and to make choices. With love. George & Matilda

Kies Jou Moeilik   Die Gesprek Elemente Uit Die Gesprek Musiek Ons weet nooit vooraf met absolute sekerheid of ons keuses perfek is nie, maar ons moet steeds die gewig van ons eie besluite dra. Teen daardie agtergrond  is Wolf Larsen se  "If I Be Wrong"   nie 'n oproep om reg te kies nie. Dis eerder soos 'n deernisvolle erkenning van hoe swaar en mooi dit is om mens te wees en keuses te maak. Met liefde. George & Matilda

Wider View On Purpose The Conversation Elements From The Conversation Music Sometimes, in living our calling, we just need someone to stand by us, to whistle the melody for us when we have forgotten the words. Once more, as alwys, with our love.  May your life carry the marks of love. Especially in what you do. George & Matilda

  Roeping Wyer Gesien Die Gesprek Elemente Uit Die Gesprek Musiek Soms, in die leef in ons roeping in, het ons net iemand nodig wat by ons staan. Wat vir ons die melodie fluit wanneer ons die woorde vergeet het. Weer eens, soos altyd, met liefde. Mag jou lewe die tekens van liefde dra. Veral in wat jy doen. George & Matilda

  My Purpose The Conversation Elements From The Conversation Music In the song, the "plan" she gives God is a plea for an end. • She is not asking God for a new path, but she is giving God a proposal or a roadmap to end this chapter of suffering ("To close this affair"). • It is an act of surrender: she can no longer bear the weight of the past, so she reaches out and says to the Creator, as it were, "Here's how we can end this pain. Help me to end it." There is an irony in the lyrics. Sometimes the only "plan" we can form is to admit that we have run out of plans. By saying "I'm giving God a plan," she may be saying, "I've decided that this 'affair' with sorrow is over; now God, you have to do the rest to make it happen." It is a shift from passive victim to someone who sets a boundary. May you gradually, through discovery, come home to your purpose. With our love. George & Matilda