Redha?

"Once there was a man who asked God for a flower and a butterfly. But instead he got a cactus and a caterpillar. The man was sad, he didn't understand why his request was mistaken. Then he thought: Oh well, God has too many people to care for... And he decided not to question.

After some time, the man went to check up on his request that he had left forgotten. To his surprise from the thorny and ugly cactus, a beautiful flower had grown. And the unsightly caterpillar had been transformed into the most beautiful butterfly. God always does things right. His way is always the best even to us it seems wrong. If you asked God for one thing and recieve another , TRUST.

You can be sure that He always gives you what you need at the appropriate time. What you want is not always what you need. God never fails to grant our petitions, so keep on going for Him without doubting or murmuring. God gives the very best to those who leave the choices to Him." (anonymous)

Isn't that just redha? But isn't redha just hard?

p/s: I really hope I can turn empty rhetoric into real practice. I know I have to be strong. Mari jadi Naruto!