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are greeted by this massive statue of the Greek god Oceanus, the God of the fresh waters.

And he's riding his chariot, and his chariot

is being pulled by two tritons.

And they're driving these sea horses.

And one of the tritons is moving very calmly with his

seahorse he's very steady it's smooth it's calm it's orderly and you can see

Oceania is praising him.

But he's a little frustrated with the other one,

the other trident who is having a harder time.

He's got a seahorse that's wild and resisting

and out of control.

And I think this is a beautiful analogy for us to consider about what's happening in our

soul. I want to ask you do you find your soul inside of you calm, steady, deliberate, you proceed with action deliberately with peace and

harmony, or do you find that throughout your day, throughout your life there's various emotions

that suddenly come up and they just take over

whether it's fear or prayer or discouragement or sorrow and these these emotions lead you

where you do not want to go your mind says I want to do this but

you're way down by fear, you're way down by anxiety, you're paralyzed, or you don't

want to act a certain way but you're just so angry and it just comes out sometimes.

Or you find yourself just really sad and discouraged and you're not able to live the life you want to live.

I think there's a great image in the Trevy Fountain statues that are there

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