My elderly mother complains about her wrinkles and her spots and her inabilities to do as she used to do. I find too, as I grow older that I object to the same aging process. I'm twenty five years younger than my mother and I can't do what I used to do. I look in the mirror and I don't always like what I see.
Then I am reminded...What I see is but a shell. The real me lives inside this aging body and one day it will emerge like a butterfly from it's cocoon. I will be set free from the confines of the flesh, free to fly in my heavenly home.
But will I be beautiful? Beautiful like a butterfly? The Psalmist said 'The king's daughter is all glorious within: her clothing is of wrought gold...' (Psalm 45.13 KJV)
It is my earnest prayer that as I continue to age; as this earthen body breaks down, that life's experiences will not be wasted and they will accomplish what God desires in me and for me; that oneday, I will emerge as one of the King's daughters ...all glorious within and clad in 'wrought gold'.
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