Please read the Guidelines that have been chosen to keep this forum soaring high!

Heavenletter #4547

Posted April 15th, 2013 by Luus

Dear Gloria,

1) I suppose that "Life is looking a way to grow upward" should read "Life is looking for a way to look upward".

The message that you are receiving often is: “Something is out of whack.” Of course, you call out of whack anything that doesn’t suit you. Nevertheless, life is suiting itself. Life is looking a way to grow upward.

2) Is: "There may not be an opportunity you can’t possibly see" correct?

Even when what occurs is a commonly-recognized catastrophe, as awful or pointless as it seems to you, the catastrophe is offering something to you and something more than a hard knock. There may not be an opportunity you can’t possibly see, yet there is something there for you whether you recognize it or not. Maybe you will never see. Regardless, through what occurs in life, you will grow. Like it or not, you will grow.

Thanks.

With love,
Luus

‹ Heavenletter #4549 Hearts in the World Heaven #4533 -- typo? + question ›

Thank you, beloved Luus. 1.

On April 16th, 2013 Gloria Wen... says:

Thank you, beloved Luus.

1. "Life is looking FOR a way to look upward." Yes!

Luus, I believe to look upward is what is meant. I see this to mean: First we look upward. From looking up, we grow. Just as if we keep looking down, we get what we look at it, hear, repeat etc. The first step is to look up.

2. Thank you so much for catching this one, Luus. This can't be correct.

"There may not be an opportunity you can’t possibly see"

First of all, it's a double negative -- may not and can't -- they cancel each other.

Let's take one or the other of the negatives and see what happens to the sentence:

A. "There may be an opportunity you can't possibly see."

B. "There may not be an opportunity you can possibly see."

Of the two, I prefer A.

If this works for you, dear one, shall I leave the changes to you, angel?

P.S.

Luus, I would be so grateful to you and everyone if you would kindly give the name of the Heavenletter as well as the number of it. Somehow my mind retains the name, but not numbers so well. By the time I get to the Heaven Listing site to read the context, I am often unsure of the number. The name I always remember, seldom numbers, and I keep going back and forth!