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Heaven #4096 The Petals of Your Heart

Posted January 23rd, 2012 by Normand Bo...

Dear Gloria,

in : http://www.heavenletters.org/the-petals-of-your-heart.html

parag. 2

"You may have tightened your heart and tightened it. You forgot that your heart was for giving. You probably thought that your heart was for getting. You may even have concluded that your heart was for being hurt, and, therefore, you did everything to keep your heart buried and safe."

Is this repetition of tightened voluntary? Did you mean: "you have tightened and tightened your heart"?

parag. 7

"You are not intended to be only a reactor to love. You are not to pawn My love in your heart. My heart is within yours is so that you can give it away. I do not say to give yourself away randomly."

Isn't this "IS" superfluous?

Thanks

Normand

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Yes to both questions,

On January 23rd, 2012 Gloria Wen... says:

Yes to both questions, beloved Normand.

"You may have tightened your heart and tightened it" is voluntary. It is not customary, yet it is an option. It may be for a kind of emphasis.

And, yes, absolutely that IS is superfluous.

I will fix it on the Heavenletter right away.

I can't tell you how grateful I am for your catching these typos and for asking all your questions. This is a great boon, Normand. Thank you.