Listen to a psychologist tell a story

Chapter 55

Chapter 6 Section 6 God's camera?
When facing difficulties, you can think from another angle. ? ?

A female psychology professor at Yale University has a youngest daughter named Luna, who started elementary school when she was seven years old. ?
Her home is very close to the school, so Luna walks from home to school every day. ?
One morning, the weather was not very good, the clouds gradually thickened, and in the afternoon the wind blew more violently, and soon there were lightning, thunder, and heavy rain. ?
When it was time to leave school, Luna's mother was very worried. She was afraid that little Luna would be frightened by Lei, or even hit by Lei. ?
The thunderstorm became heavier and heavier, and the lightning pierced the sky like a sharp sword.Luna's mother hurriedly put on her raincoat, got on her bicycle, and went to find Luna along the route to school. ?
From a distance, she saw her daughter walking on the street alone.As she got closer, she noticed that every time there was lightning, Luna stopped, looked up, and smiled.After watching for a long time, the mother finally couldn't help but stopped her daughter and asked, "What are you doing?"?
Luna said, "God just took my picture, so I'm going to laugh!"?
Mind walk?

In the face of lightning, who would have thought that God is taking a picture of you?Probably only children like little Luna.Children are not bound by past experience due to their infancy, and their way of thinking is very unique and creative in the eyes of adults.In fact, in life, learn the way of thinking of children and think about the inevitable suffering from another angle. You can imagine lightning as God's camera, and of course you can also imagine suffering as a prelude to God's success. ?
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