When You speak of relative life, its circumstances, events, occurences, I feel such a repulsion that makes me think I have done my choice, once and for all.
I can't bear to talk one minute of problems concerning this life ( mates, jobs, money, family), it is like a plain book read so many times whose only sight bothers me now.
There isn't much left to talk, eh God?

AMEN,
dear God heavenley father,
i fell like am ice of smelt your words,
what ever happind all around me in my life
am always loveng you, am Amen of my life
you give to me, am onley say my words
to you LOVE NOTHING SEPERATED
YOU AND I,,FOR EVER

An old hymn that's precious to me says: "Oh love that will not let me go, I rest my weary soul in Thee..." The real nature of LOVE escapes our nebulous words. "Love suffers long and is kind, seeks not her own, keeps record of no wrongs and on and on the account in 1 Corinthians goes about Love, the nature of God.

Should we feel it? Can we experience it? What does it actually feel like?

Emotions fail to tell us straight answers unless you're watching a mother and a new baby. Neither the mother or the baby feel the process of love in the holy instant of now but both rest in something we can call trust, when we give a portion of ourself to the other, asking nothing in return. God's love is constant, unchanging as we go through our life mysteries.

George

Hi everyone!

What a beautiful message, it is like God hugged us personally and put his arm around us, and just in time for my graduation...!

Even 'terrible, unfair, unfathomable, outrageous, regrettable' situations are made out of God's love and light.

We love them for they are made out of God. If we hold that truth in our hearts, whatever occurs, the love and light is set free, is spiritualised, is raised a little higher.

Then miracles occur.

How these profound yet simple words touch my heart so deeply - I thank my dear God to bringing these through Gloria. Thank you dear Gloria - you are such a treasure. Catherine

Who or What is the “God” talking to us in this letter? Surely we can agree that He is a Being Who created it all, Who is totally responsible, all-powerful, can do it all, if He only chooses. This we seem to easily understand and take as a given.

Then, we are reminded once again, in this letter, that we possess a kind of what I will call natural ignorance. This letter expresses it this way: “There is that in life that you cannot understand, that may not be possible to understand. It is not understandable in human terms.”

Unfortunately, in our ignorance, and in our mistaken thinking that we actually do understand, we often conclude that our suffering and our feelings of loss originate with our all-powerful Creator. It is almost a seductive conclusion to come to believe that God is either uncaring of us in allowing terrible things to happen or, what may be even worse, He is a vengeful God Who is punishing us for not measuring up to His standards.

The key message of this letter is that it is a huge understanding to understand that we don’t understand. Luckily, we don’t have to understand, all we need to do live within the equanimity of both knowing we do not know what is really going on and still realizing that everything is purposeful and under the direction of an all-knowing and completely loving Creator. God is asking us to not take the happenings of life personally because this will transmute misfortune into suffering and may allow our ignorance to become a wedge between us and Him.