Today I would like to share my view on the Vacuum space in our life. Though everybody is given the same 24 hours per day, we do differ by the way we utilize it. Mostly we don’t know what to do with the given time. Some people have found the way and since they are able to use it productively others start following them. For example, a work is given to us then we do it. If we are not assigned anything maybe we are also filled with the same blank and vacuum space in our mind. Being productive is of subjective nature, differs from person to person. But let us also think of the people who give us job, how did they conceive with this thought, even they had the same vacuum in them at one point of time.
Luke 20:25
If none of us knows what to do with the given time, won’t each one start inventing something different? We are a little reluctant if someone else has found the answer to the question. But for those who want to experiment with the time and start acting on it, establishes a new thing. One who knows to use the empty spaces effectively becomes an example and slowly everybody starts to follow them.
Let me equal this vacuum space to a sum of 100 rupees. If I don’t have a proper planning on the way to spend these 100 rupees, maybe it is going to lie there for some more time with no use for myself and for the others. If we try to be careless and spend it as we want, even then we would have wasted them on either case.
Vacuum = 24 hrs = sum of rupees = bunch of talents = gallons of opportunities = Am I Free?
First step is to find the Vacuum, the free space where we are not engaged and somebody else is influencing us. Second step would be to find that valuable thing for which we would dare to spend ourselves. Here lies a challenge to pack the vacuum with a great meaning or else the vacuum would pack us back with no meaning. Now shall we decide to say “No Vacancy” for“Vacuum” and “Employ” ourselves in “Every Given Minute”? with Jesus Our Saviour.
Luke 20:25
He(Jesus) said to them, "Then give to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's."
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