Breakthrough
Wonder what it means...
By the dictionary:
http://dictionary.reference.com :
break⋅through
Noun
#1 a military movement or advance all the way through and beyond an enemy's front-line defense.
#2 an act or instance of removing or surpassing an obstruction or restriction; the overcoming of a stalemate:
The president reported a breakthrough in the
treaty negotiations.
#3 any significant or sudden advance, development, achievement, or increase, as in scientific knowledge or diplomacy, that removes a barrier to progress:
The jet engine was a major breakthrough in air transport.
Adjective
#4 constituting a breakthrough: engineered with breakthrough technology; Critics called it a breakthrough film.
Know what? I don't really like the way the dictionary sometimes gives a meaning to a word, there's no insight just mainly on the surface.
And it's all on science and military advancement. Why doesn't the dictionary say something like
"A occasion where one achieves above the average that of his own." Or
"When a group goes through hardship together and emerges victorious" ?
Breakthroughs means (to me) as the above.
Everyone has disabilities (what we might be doing is wrong [not referring to anything in particular] but we may not know it's wrong or think it's right.) regardless of what they are. What we all need is a solution to overcome that disability. That's where breakthrough comes in, to go through hardship and emerge victorious. What then is our solution? A pageful of notes? or A Heartful of desire?
Desire?? Desire for what? Desire for God, Desire for a breakthrough. Disability refers to? Anything ( Big or small ).
By reversing our disability, we'd have overcome them. We'd been able to have a big enough desire to overcome our disability.
My breakthrough will not begin until my desire becomes bigger than my disabiltiy.
You are looking at this successful person. (When I say successful I don't mean that he has this well-known company and billions of dollars in his bank, What I mean is a person who is happy, has a decent job, wonderful life :) With Christ, of course.)
So, You are looking at this successful person and you think ' Wow this guy is so happy and all, I bet his life was perfect! ' Then you get to know him better, and you find that his past isn't so pretty as his 'present. His parents got divorced, twice, then had him, then divorced. His family was based on biasness, though he was on the good end, he didn't like the way his mother treated his sisters anwould do his best to help him. His sisters came to resent him even more thinkin that he wants to be a goody two shoes. Etc. etc, probably had crappy school life too. Then you ask him, " Why, mister, your past is so crappy, what's your secret? " He laughs at you and says " Whatever happened to me before, it is not enough to bring me down from what I've become today. It is my desire for a breakthrough that brought me here today. 'Cause a long long time ago, someone told me ' Breakthrough really dosen't happen in one giant leap. It usually (as in ALWAYS) begins with baby steps. "
WOW! I made that up :) I felt inspired.
