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I need advice concerning HL # 5523 (Jan. 7, 2016)

Hello everybody,

can anybody tell me what to do with the 2nd paragraph of the yet to be posted HL # 5523?

The general subject of this HL is how life would be if you would not hold on to the past. The 2nd paragraph reads as follows:

"In this scenario, you will know your name. You will know all the things you need to know – where you live, where you work, the skills you have learned, and where your heart is the emotional pain no longer exists -- what will your life be like when you no long try to relive your life again and again like a chant?"

Shouldn't it read in the following way:

"In this scenario, you will know your name. You will know all the things you need to know – where you live, where you work, the skills you have learned, and where your heart is [-, yet] the emotional pain no longer exists -- what will your life be like when you no long[er] try to relive your life again and again like a chant?"

Thank you for your advice!

Love,
Clemens

Dear Clemens, I think you're

Dear Clemens, I think you're right. The corrected paragraph is a good sentence now :)

Love and blessings,
Petra

HL 5523

Dear Clemens,
I agree completely with Petra Simone.

Greetings

Axel

Hi Clemens

I agree with you!!

It makes more sense just like you wrote.

Love Nuno

Though it's difficult to be

Though it's difficult to be sure, as I can't see the entire text of the Letter, I'd say that the original version is correct. I understand it says:"In this scenario, you will know your name. You will know all the things you need to know – where you live, where you work, the skills you have learned - and where your heart is the emotional pain no longer exists".
meaning that there will not be any more pain where your heart is.

Love,
paula
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Never think that you are I. Know that I am you. /HEAVEN #515)

Dear Paula, I agree to

Dear Paula,
I agree to your understanding of the original version concerning HL # 5523. But to my way of thinking, a comma is missing in the original version. If the part of the sentence in the original version: "and where your heart is the emotional pain no longer exists" would be: "and where your heart is, the emotional pain no longer exists", then, as far as I can see, there wouldn´t be any misunderstandings.

With Love
Axel

Dear friends, thank you so

Dear friends,

thank you so much for your help! I highly appreciate your comments!

I am happy to say that Gloria just solved the problem by modifying the text.

Thanks a lot! It's a great joy for me to be here with you.

Best wishes,
Clemens