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Dearest Gloria-Heavenletter #3582

Heavenletter #3582 is proofed.

10th paragraph, 4th line

Should there be an "or" instead of "of"?

"Wherever you are in the cycle of the washing machine that I now switch to calling life, you have to go along with it. You don’t have to bang on the door or scream to get into a different cycle. Sooner or later, you will be in the gentle cycle, and sooner of later you will come out all fresh and new and clean. While life is going on, you are the conductor of it, even when you are thrown hither and yon. You can clench your teeth, or you can smile. You can even laugh at all the contortions you have gone through. You can shed a different light on them. You can be glad that you are further ahead now."

Last paragraph, 4th line
Should the words "if even" be switched to read, "...and you came out even if from the wringer."?

"You are always further ahead. Hot water, cold water, too much soap, not enough, you are ahead. No matter how scathed, you come out unscathed. You go through the cycles of life, and you are a hero of it. You are the hero of your own life. You have experienced what no one else has, and you came out if even from the wringer. What you have gone through doesn’t really matter. That is the past. And now you are in the present, and you triumphed. You are reading My words, aren’t you?"

Blessings to you,
Nancy

Beloved Nancy, the first you

Beloved Nancy, the first you mention has to be a typo. Absolutely, or, not of.

The second one wasn't as easy to figure out. What is it saying?!!! I'd better spend time with this one, Nancy, and I'll come back here later.

God bless you.

With love, Gloria

Hi, Nancy, regarding the

Hi, Nancy, regarding the second place you noticed, it is not smooth. Everything I think of is uncertain as well. I don't really know what to do with it, so I opt to leave it as it is, dear one. Thanking you for your caring and conscientiousness.

What about, "...came out

What about, "...came out *as* if even from the wringer"?

We could take out the if and

We could take out the if and say: came out even from the ringer.