This quote is about the different attitudes that people may have towards God. Those who say "Thy will be done" are willing to submit to God's plan and trust that it is for the best, even if it may not align with their own desires. On the other hand, those who insist on having things their way instead of submitting to God's will may experience consequences or miss out on God's blessings. Essentially, the quote suggests that surrendering to God's will is the wiser choice.

Let's Meditate,

1. Which category do I fall into, those who submit to God's will or those who try to control their own lives?

2. What is the difference between surrendering to God's will and simply giving up control?

3. How can I ensure that I am aligning my desires with God's will for my life?