Mind over Heart

This quote caught my attention ever so quickly...

I thought that this reflected me so very much in more ways than one. As a heavy thinker in the past, and occasionally now, I realized how much I have accumulated all through the years of thinking and not sharing them out.

I used to read a quote from someone saying that everyone can talk, it depends on how you motivate them. I agree to this so much as I began to see not just in me but in some of the quiet introverts that are around me behave the same way, which brings me to want to figure out ways to get them motivated to talk.

As I reflect on myself, I am seeing how ever surprising to my transformation about preaching. Being a quiet person, I have to agree that my mind is just bursting with so many things that are yet to be released. But more than anything, my loud mind has been cultivating itself very patiently and finding its way to be told and it is now found in the form of preaching and teaching.

Last week I was sharing to a friend about how I am a person that favors logic and reason. But in God, logic and reason is not heavily depended on as the Spirit is the biggest reliance for the things we do. So when He asked me how does logic and reason come to play in my life if logic and reason is a gift from God. And I begin to see how the Spirit takes lead in the things I do and my logic and reason on many occasions affirmed the leading of the Spirit.

I am known for my reputation for being sentimental and emotional. But it is just recently that more people are noticing about my logic and reason and what goes through my mind. Even as trivial as how people perceive me, it is rather interesting that I remind people of Yoda and Professor X.

My heart may be my weakness but my mind is my strength...