“When we see a door closed very tight, God sees a window right in our sight.”
— Carolyn Cutler Hughes
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Have you ever felt like a closed door was the end of the road? 🚪 Sometimes, what feels like a setback is actually a beautiful redirection in disguise. As Carolyn Cutler Hughes said, “When we see a door closed very tight, God sees a window right in our sight.” ✨ Have you ever experienced a 'closed door' that actually led you to something better? Share your story below! 👇
About this quote
Life has a way of slamming doors in our faces right when we think we’ve finally found our way. Whether it’s a missed professional opportunity, the end of a relationship, or a dream that seems to have vanished, a closed door can feel like a heavy, final end. It is easy to stand in the hallway of life, staring at the wood and metal of that closed entrance, feeling defeated, stuck, and blinded by the darkness of 'what could have been.' However, true resilience lies in shifting our perspective from what was lost to what is being revealed. What we perceive as a rejection is often a divine redirection. When we stop obsessing over the entrance that was denied to us, we begin to notice the light streaming in from unexpected places. A closed door isn't a sign to stop; it’s a signal to look up and look around. There is always a window—a new perspective, a fresh opportunity, or a hidden blessing—waiting to be discovered if we only have the courage to change our gaze.
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