Arising at 4 a.m. just to get in a few hours of loneliness sounds like a way to adjust to Andonai’s sunrise, with his promise of sharing another day with me. So I can hear little birds chirping, opening up the new season while celebrating the last month of Spring.
Without light, there is no sun. In our times, we rely on everything that is needed to differentiate between light and darkness. Because the light gives us direction, when we pay attention to it all. In Andonai’s world. For him.
Eight hours a day is the minimum of what is left from finding a way to make it, in our choice of occupational hazards. Which are everywhere. Sometimes it could be 10 or maybe 14 hours a day we need to work. But if it is, we know how long it takes to do each project we have in mind, to complete. From our long worn out experiences that keep reminding us of when to stop.
We need Yeshua to show us how he endured such evil, while running to his father, Elohim. Yeshua walked everywhere he went. Spreading Gospel for Andonai.
When we work, it is needful to pray as we work. To show Andonai our effort that we make to keep our businesses rolling. It’s up to us to find all honest ways to prove to ourselves that we are not alone.
The momentum that we gain, is from using our bodies in a not so adjusted way. Just to get through with our tasks quicker.
Perhaps, the younger way of learning how to work was actually the right way? Even though, now, it takes all day, in an eight-hour work day to complete one project. Which is promising because, now, we don’t run around like a chicken with our heads cut off. Because of biting off more than we can choose. Now, we can unwind because we know there is nothing else more we can do.
We'll Never Thirst 
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