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The
God in me Greets the God In You
By Rose Whaley. In
this issue of Spiritual Truth I planned to write about my out of body
experience, which occurred ten years ago. I postponed it when my inner
spirit told me to wait. At the time I didn’t know why, but it became
evident a week later why God mandated the change. I received a strong
internal suggestion to go visit my mother, but instead of heeding to it I
chose to call her. During the course of that week I began to experience
pain in my head, which was so severe I thought a blood vessel was going to
burst. A week later on April 20th my mother was rushed to the hospital
because of a brain aneurysm. Her fragile physical state was assaulted once
again, upon admittance, when she experienced a mild stroke. My mother
needed an operation immediately due to extreme pressure and the inability
to alleviate her condition through any other medical procedures.
That night I prayed to God
to take my mother home with him before her operation, if she wasn’t
going to survive it. She survived that night and the next morning at 6:00
a.m. I visited with my mother before her operation. She was alert, aware
of everything and told me before her departure that it was in God’s
hands now. She came through the operation with no complications, but
experienced intense pain and weakness, due to her physical trauma.
Fortunately I was in a good
space during this crisis because I know God is always in control. I knew
and understood what was happening and why it was happening. Simply Cause
and Effect. Universal Law in action. Unhappiness, negative thinking,
anger, guilt, fear and not forgiving will block one’s creative flow
through illness and life obstacles. It is important to go for your dreams.
Don’t let fear and negative thoughts from others navigate your destiny.
Only you can be the captain of your journey. It doesn’t matter if you
reach your goals, the most important thing is that you take the journey.
We shouldn’t take our loved ones for granted. We are from love and our
best gift to God, ourselves, and others is to express that love. There’s
no good reason not to express that love on a
regular basics. It only takes a second to pick-up a phone, write a letter,
or visit someone who means a lot to you. A crisis shouldn’t be the
catalysis that puts your expression of love in motion. (Don’t wait until
it’s to late).
Although faced with this
physical assault my mother was recovering quickly and was transferred to a
rehabilitation center. I intentionally scheduled my visiting hours in the
late evenings. It provided a greater likelihood of just the two of us
being together. I utilized this time to focus and transfer healing energy
from myself to my mother. In this process I felt something powerful and
wonderful come over me. I was being filled with the nurturing I felt I was
robbed of in my childhood. An essential human expression I craved and
needed. Which left an enormous void and rendered me a wounded child until
this connection between my mother and myself was made. Ironically, my
healing didn’t occur because my mother was nurturing me.
It manifested
itself when I tapped my inner reserve and freely gave the nurturing power
to the source I so longed it from. It was multiplied upon its return to
me. I realized it didn’t matter who was the child or the parent.
My mother’s healing
process is going well and she has returned home, within 3 1/2 weeks of her
experience. God is good! With much love I take this opportunity on behalf
of my family to thank all you for your prayers. Always remember love is
the healing power and God is Love. Mom
I Love You!!!
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