ONCE A FRIEND, NOT ALWAYS A FRIEND

ONCE A FRIEND, NOT ALWAYS A FRIEND. 

Beloved brethren, it is a painful truth many of us have experienced: not everyone who starts as a friend stays a friend. 

We often assume that once a bond is formed, it is set in stone, especially with people we consider close friends or relatives. 

But that assumption can leads to a lot pain.

Many people have been badly hurt by close friends or close relatives. 

It is crucial to pay attention to your inner signals when you are around friends or relatives. 

If you ever feel a tension, an inner strife, or an unexplainable discomfort in the presence of a friend or a relative. Don't dismiss those feelings. 

Please don't. 

Your spirit has an incredible ability to pick up danger signals that are not always evident through words or actions.

Sweet words and nice smiles can be very deceptive. 

When your inner spirit becomes uncomfortable around people who are supposed to be close to you, it is often a quiet warning signal regardless of their words and their smiles.  

These signals can be preparing you for future disappointments or betrayals. 

Ignoring them can leave you vulnerable to a lot of hurting in the near future.

It is not being superstitious: it is being spiritually wise.

I am also speaking from experience. 

Be spiritually wise: trust your discernment.

And if you need to disconnect, do it wisely.  Not with bitterness, hatred or drama. 

Boniface Amani Gichina (CPM)