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Post by Susan Peabody on Jun 26, 2020 1:39:16 GMT
Mother Teresa Come Be My Light. I bought this book about two years ago and put it on the shelf. I guess God didn't think I was ready to know what was going on with me. I am going through a transformation and if you ever want to understand it intimately read this book. I'll give it to it to you when I'm finished. I'm not a saint like Mother Teresa but I am going to the same transformation. It starts with your own personal passion. Your time on the cross with Jesus. A long period of physical pain. For me it is my headaches which I call my Cross of Thorns. The second state is wanting to give up worldly goods and have complete intercourse (union) with God. I gave away everything to my son and now live in a room with a bathroom down the hall and no shower. I am happy here and spend a lot of time in prayer and meditation. The third stage is when God gives you your mission. For me it was helping Pastor John in Kenya with his orphans. I think I'm too old to become a nun however LOL The women of this village in Kenya as a women's association. I created a website for them. christianwomensunion.com/I am sponsoring one of the orphans. His name is Lowell and he is four. I gave him my brother's name Edward Lowell.
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Post by Susan Peabody on Jun 26, 2020 1:47:47 GMT
Sometime in June, 2016 I felt as if my brain were generating electricity. Within a few days it was more like a bubbling brook. The next thing I knew I had come to believe that Jesus Christ died on the cross for my sins and was resurrected. After a life time of agnosticism and a belief in God but not Jesus I finally accepted the truth. And it indeed set me free. Since this time I have been happy and joyful and friendly. I have also spent sometime on the cross. I got evicted and was homeless for a few days. I put all my "stuff" in storage and moved in with my son. We do not get a long but I saw this as an opportunity to heal our relationship. I neglected him because of my love addiction and he needs me to stop running away from him and buying him off with money. More to follow . . . "Wise words are like deep waters; wisdom flows from the wise like a bubbling brook. . ." Proverbs
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