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Takdir

Apa yang kau sebut takdir?.

Takdir kata mereka suratan Tuhan yang ditetapkan untuk umatnya. Kata mereka takdir itu bisa diubah.Kamu tahu aku percaya gak ada yang namanya kebetulan. Semua sudah ditentukan Tuhan, gak ada rencana Tuhan yang sia-sia. Kadang kita gak percaya itu takdir, ngedumelin apa yang kita pengen tapi gak kesampean, kemudian kesal. Tapi kamu tahu ga kadang takdir Tuhan dengan tak mengabulkan semua yang kita mau itu untuk lindungin kita :)

Perlu sebuah keberanian besar buat nerima apa hal yang gak bisa kita terima, perlu keikhlasan luar biasa buat ngadepin apa yang gak sesuai dengan ekspektasi kita. Pada akhirnya berdamai dengan diri sendiri lah yang paling sulit,mengakui bahwa ya masalah ini karena diri kita sendiri. Berdamai satu-satunya jalan menjalani hidupmu dengan tenang tanpa beban dan penyesalan....

Berdamailah hati yang luka...
Tersenyumlah....
Hidup tak hanya berhenti tatkala takdir tak sesuai dengan apa yang menjadi maumu....
Karena dengan damai dan ikhlas, takdir kan menjadi manis untuk dilangkahi...
Maafkan dirimu, dan bersujudlah...
Mintalah Allah menguatkan apa yang membuatmu tak kuat..
Mintallah Allah membukakan apa yang tertutup..
Mintallah Allah melembutkan hati yang keras laksana batu
Mintallah Allah dalam tahajud yang istiqomah



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