“No” is not a four-letter word. Now really, that sounds a bit absurd to think that when we say “no” we swear and use God’s name in vain or don’t care. Rather “No” is a way to protect our own worth that we were born with here on this earth. It is a way to keep others from taking advantage of us or throwing us under a passing bus.
We say “No” when others try to step on our toes, or we don’t like the way a situation goes. If our calendar is full and a
request is made, “No” keeps us from thinking we must make a grade and saying “Yes”
just to please another when we really don’t have the time to muster. “No” is
simply the easiest way to keep that hounding temptation at bay.
“No” helps us stay pure and clean and white
while others are having to suffer from blight that came into being when they
said “Yes” instead of holding up under duress. It’s the easiest way to arrive
home on time to family and friends, and clocks that chime, with all your money
still in your hand, you see, rather than spending it on a shopping spree.
We all know, however, there will come a time,
when we cannot say “No,” as we will be in that line that enters the great
towering clouds above, and we will be surrounded by those arms of love. Then we
will look through tears of joy and know that we said it enough when we were
down here below. We kept ourselves free from temptation and snare, and now we
are ready to happily share!
