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

Heavenletter #4622 Not Two but One

Posted July 11th, 2013 by Normand Bo...

Dear Gloria,

in http://www.heavenletters.org/not-two-but-one.html
parag. 11

"Even on the side of your Divinity, take it not so seriously. Love the Divinity in your life as well. Feed it, groom it, and know you don’t have to go overboard. You don’t have to prove anything. Embracing the Divine side of a human being is also joy. Joy, not effort, is the way to go. Ease, not effort, is the way to grow. Turn your face to Me. Say, “Hi, God!” Fol de rol is not better than a simple embrace, a nod, a smile, a turning to Me."

I don't know about this expression "Fol de rol". Do you mean "Fol de roi, Fol du roi (the King's fool)?

Thanks

‹ Spanish Translators Heavenletter # 4622 Not Two but One ›

In English, it is properly

On July 11th, 2013 Gloria Wen... says:

In English, it is properly spelled fold de rol or even as one word, folderol, I just discovered on line.

n. 1. a showy but worthless trifle. 2. foolish nonsense. 3. a nonsensical refrain in old songs. falderol, falderol or folderol. —n.

I think that God is meaning we don't have to get to get carried away.

Your questions sure help me to think!

Please tell me if that helps!

Yes it does help, Gloria. I

On July 12th, 2013 Normand Bo... says:

Yes it does help, Gloria.

I was mislead by this word that really seems to come from French in its consonance. But it seems that this word has no etymology.

Thanks