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2013-02-23 16:45:41 UTC
It's a conversation we all have as spiritual zoners. The decision for God and awareness goes on, day by day, more and more light shed everywhere. Life becomes a miracle.
So. It happened again just a few days ago. I was in a professional relationship with another woman. Time was tight, and goal needed to be met, but suddenly God had other plans.
The professional conversation took place, but then, the shedding light interfered, and it made us glow. What happened was two "strangers" in a vary unlikely scene became instant sisters in the midst of Love.
Our professional conversation turned to God, synchronicity, love, happenstance that isn't really happenstance, synchronicity, authors, others who confirmed our spiritual journeys. Time stood still, we had all the time in the world for our exploration, and we beamed to each other our thoughts, feelings, and experience. Spirituality and God completely embraced us, and what we thought we were doing together was mystically changed into something else altogether.
It was absolutely delightful, wonderful, miraculous, synchronistic, and happy.
And then there was the man, the husband of the woman, who stood silent, and I wrongly thought, was absent from the conversation. He smiled broadly, and then spoke of his own near death experience while residing in England. Was I ever amazed.
it is a common conversation among spiritual travelers these days. But also a common reminder of God's Work in the World, and how with a little willingness The Moment can be captured, and Love has no limits.
We parted after a while, and all 3 concluded together NOTHING matters in life but relationships and Love.
In Gratitude,
Jeanette
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” Albert Einstein
So. It happened again just a few days ago. I was in a professional relationship with another woman. Time was tight, and goal needed to be met, but suddenly God had other plans.
The professional conversation took place, but then, the shedding light interfered, and it made us glow. What happened was two "strangers" in a vary unlikely scene became instant sisters in the midst of Love.
Our professional conversation turned to God, synchronicity, love, happenstance that isn't really happenstance, synchronicity, authors, others who confirmed our spiritual journeys. Time stood still, we had all the time in the world for our exploration, and we beamed to each other our thoughts, feelings, and experience. Spirituality and God completely embraced us, and what we thought we were doing together was mystically changed into something else altogether.
It was absolutely delightful, wonderful, miraculous, synchronistic, and happy.
And then there was the man, the husband of the woman, who stood silent, and I wrongly thought, was absent from the conversation. He smiled broadly, and then spoke of his own near death experience while residing in England. Was I ever amazed.
it is a common conversation among spiritual travelers these days. But also a common reminder of God's Work in the World, and how with a little willingness The Moment can be captured, and Love has no limits.
We parted after a while, and all 3 concluded together NOTHING matters in life but relationships and Love.
In Gratitude,
Jeanette
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” Albert Einstein