We human beings seem to enjoy forcing God and Jesus in to little boxes “we” think they should fit. Each of us has a different little box on a shelf and we only let God or Jesus out when we “think” we need them. God allows us to limit her effects on us and taste the freedom of doing things on our own. But, the freedom has consequences we must face every time. And, long-term consequences may never be connected to a past decision to choose our way over God’s way.
I am owned by 3 parrots and I know if I let them out all the time they will create havoc in my house so I am careful to let them out only when I can watch them. I think I’m keeping them safe, yet I also know that if they don’t have the freedom to be parrots they will die.
When I keep the Divine Three-In-One in a box, I am behaving as if they will create havoc in my life just like my feathered friends. However, I am learning havoc is created when I allow my relationship with God to be only on my terms. When I choose to let God in and lead me where She will then life, while it may not be easy, is rewarding. It has taken me a lifetime to learn that God’s choices for me are never wrong. I may not understand how right those choices are until much later but God always leads me in the right direction.
A Quiet Walk 
Get outta my head! I was talking about boxes to my SD just yesterday. Except I was talking about the perspective of boxing ourselves in and how we need to be unboxed in our encounters with the divine. But that few of us are capable of staying unboxed.
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