Exaggeration
Is it possible?

My dearest friend suggested that I comment on various aspects of emerging consciousness from the Heaven Letters but to be sure to leave out exaggerated comments about her.

To exaggerate about this Life Force would be impossible in one sense and foolish to contemplate in another. It is beyond comprehension of any kind.

As my darling wife lay in my arms in the final moments of her beautiful transfer from this earth dimension to her eternal peaceful resting place I can find no words that would exaggerate that moment, which for me seemed like total loss but in light of reflection has become meaningful in a sense that transcends all thoughts of beauty.

Years ago when she presented me with my three babies I could find no words that expressed the beauty of smelling birth, smelling her joy and pride. Exaggerations about that moment in our lives are impossible.

When I watched a large group of my friends suddenly be flooded with aviation fuel and explode in ghastly fire, I ran from man to man with morphine as each transitioned to his eternal destiny; I can find no way to exaggerate the emotions that crept through my deepest consciousness.

When the most darling person in my 83 years of experience builds and maintains a bridge from earthy consciousness to spiritual consciousness with Heaven letters it seems reasonable to refer to her as a heavenly rose with a fragrance that blesses us all. Nothing I could say about that angel would be an exaggeration.

The same is true in my mind about Paula, or Santhan, or the rest of heaven’s crew when superlatives fail to touch reality as those darling ones form the stuff of Heaven Letters for the hungry searching hearts.

Each Translator fits this category. Each was more beautiful than the previous, each more valuable in what they gave of themselves.

To comment on Bernie Siegel’s introduction or Gloria’s opening comments in that breathtaking book require words that sound like exaggeration to those who have not had that Godly breath in their spiritual lungs.

George