Divine timing.

In one of my conversations with Sweety, I realized, "God gives me what I need when I need it", It could be sending me people, or finding material (in blogs, magazines, or in social media) or just things that enable me to get something done or just reminders about doing something that may have slipped my mind.

Sometimes, I wonder if it is about a grand miracle/dramatic intervention or if it's more subtle. It does seem so perfectly timed that it feels too synchronized to be a mere coincidence. The Timing is just divine. When things arrive, they are rarely early and never too late. It's that sweet spot where the lesson or help can be fully absorbed and utilized.

I've noticed these interventions come in various forms:

- The Right People at the Right Time

Like when Sweety and I have some conversation – it may be just some normal chat but later when I think about it - it was the clarity I didn't even know I needed. Then there are some people who enter our lives briefly, others stay longer, but each brings a message, a lesson, or support that proves invaluable.

- Information That Finds Us

We suddenly see multiple references to something we have been thinking about? That blog post, that youtube video, that facebook post that appears on our feed, addressing exactly what we have been grappling with. At times we find a magazine article that catches our eye with precisely the advice we need. These aren't coincidences – they're answers finding their way to us.

- Timely Reminders

Sometimes it's as simple as a random memory pop up about something we needed to do. Or a friend mentioning something that revives our memory about an important task. These little prompts often prevent us from missing something significant.

This reminds me of the ancient Sanskrit wisdom "Yat Bhavati Tat Bhavati" – what you think, you become. When Our thoughts align, our mind mysteriously influences our life to begin responding in kind. It's as if our consciousness becomes a magnet, attracting the very resources, people, and circumstances we need.

The next time I find myself in a moment of uncertainty, I hope I remember: God will give me what I need when I need it. I just need to be patient, be open, be present, and trust that everything will unfold in the right time.