God is in each one of us. How?

So, when we are in trouble, we first pray to God as a habit. Here are some examples:

1. "Oh God, I am late, please do something. My boss is already mad at me"
2. "Oh God, the guests will reach home anytime and there are clothes everywhere. I am in such a mess, please help me."
3. "Oh God, I can't find my nail paint remover and I have to leave for this party in 10. Please help."

Then, we wait for a little while. No help arrives. God is too busy, obviously. We find some temporary / permanent solution in a jiffy. Consider the examples again:

1. We run out of the house, run to the auto rickshaw, agree to pay extra / race our car at times, we run to get into the train, the lift, our workstation... Phew, we somehow make it to work in time or at least in a way that the boss doesn't notice it.
2. We dump everything inside the wardrobe and ensure it is not opened in presence of the guests.
3. We apply a couple of extra coats on the chipped off nail paint.

God = X
We = Y
Who help themselves = Z


They say, God helps those who help themselves.

X helps Z.

Since we helped ourselves, we become "who helps themselves".

Therefore, Z = Y.

So, X helps Y.

But it wasn't actually X who helped, coz God was busy and could not come to help.
So actually We i.e. Y helped.

Hence, Y helps Y.

Applying this logic to the original saying:
God helps those who help themselves = We help ourselves
Hence, in the above saying, God ~ We
Hence, God is in each one of us.

Thank God!
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Day 7 - D: This PJ post is specially written as part of my participation in April A to Z Challenge 2014.

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