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How to feel and what to say


It is difficult to judge truly whether a good spirit or a contrary one be urging you to desire this or that; or whether by your own spirit you be moved. 
Therefore, whatever seems to be desirable, must always be desired and prayed for in the fear of God and with humility of heart; and chiefly you must commit the whole matter to Me with special resignation of yourself, and you must say: “O Lord, You know what is best for us, let this or that be done, as You please. Deal with me as You think good, and in a manner that best pleases You, and brings You the most honour.  Set me where You will, and deal with me in all things just as You will”.

(CIoC)

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