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How I Cured Morgellons
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6/1/2017 4:57:16 PM | I thought so...a recognition of influence from a Higher Source for the words to come through you...to help you on your own journey, but to also speak to the hearts of those of us who share your experiences. To me, the the "different perspective" aspect you mentioned comes through in the language of poetry which, almost always has an ethereal or lyrical quality. Maybe these are little messages from heaven to reassure us we are most loved and watched over...not alone...but maybe even in some way designated for a very special spiritual growth experience that can only result from having our soul stretched. Our souls get stretched when we deal with various debilitating physical aspects of this disease while having little or no support or even understanding from the medical community and for some, even being denigrated to fit into the small and imprisoning box of a DOP diagnosis. So much more along these lines, but we on this website are of the mindset to not spend our valuable energy on these kinds of thoughts. In my opinion, the sheer strength of character it takes to overcome these circumstances takes much more than the average person could find inside him or herself on any given day. Because of this we are forced to turn toward our Creator, and in doing so, we form a deeper and more authentic relationship with our Maker and a more sensitive perspective about life and what's truly important. These are valuable lessons...and I believe your beautiful words are reassurance of the value we gain from these hard won lessons...little messages from God...and your very special relationship with Him shines through...and allows you to be open to His words coming through you as a message for you and for the rest of us too. I believe reassuring messages from Beyond are all around us if we stop long enough to look and listen. A few great writers have expressed the same sentiments... Jack Kerouac once said, "I'll just sit down and let it flow out of me...It's the Holy Ghost that comes through you." William Faulkner said, "Had I not written these books, another hand would have written them for me." In reference to his book, The Old Man and the Sea, Hemmingway said, "It was as though someone else had written it." I've experienced this myself on occasion...have written poetry as well and in doing so have looked up later and thought to myself..."I didn't write that"...and the poetry I found myself "writing" was all very spiritual in nature as well. In reference to the above, I'd characterize my own experiences in this kind of writing as was best expressed by one of my favorite writers, James Lee Burke. He said, "God might choose fools and people who glow with neurosis for his partners in creation, but he doesn't make mistakes." Thank you again Aunt Laura, and know you're a very special carrier of wonderful messages to all of us who need so much to hear them often. Blessings, Karen |
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