There comes a point when your heart gets tired of guessing people’s intentions. You start realizing that not everyone who smiles in your face prays for your peace, some only clap for your chaos. And the older I get, the more I understand that peace does not just come from who enters your life, it comes from who GOD removes.
I have been kind to people who would not even defend my name in a room where I was not present. I have prayed for those who secretly wished for my downfall. I have stood beside people who would have celebrated my stumble. And it hurts, deeply, to realise that while my intentions were pure, theirs were polluted. But you see, I serve a GOD who does not sleep. He sees what I do not, He hears what is whispered in the dark, and He exposes what is disguised in fake loyalty.
Sometimes, when doors close or people walk away, it is not rejection, it is divine protection. GOD removes those who smile in your face but throw daggers behind your back. He silences the voices plotting against you and rewrites the story they tried to ruin. What looks like loss is often divine filtering. He is cleansing your circle so your soul can breathe again.
I have learned not to chase explanations anymore. If someone’s energy shifts, I take it as a sign. If someone starts acting funny, I let them. Because GOD does not remove people without reason. He removes them to make space for truth, peace, and authenticity. I am done entertaining snakes in human form, done ignoring the tension my intuition keeps screaming about. I might have been fooled before, but I am not blind anymore.
To the ones who thought they could play me. I forgive you, but I also release you. I am no longer accessible to your manipulation. My peace is too sacred, and my prayers too powerful to be wasted on fake love. GOD saw what I did not, and that is enough for me.
I am not losing people. I am losing pretense. And that is what divine protection looks like.
