Looking Back In Time—A Personal Message. |
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US of A, March 17, 2005. Contributing Receiver. Michael: “In this moment, when you sit calmly and relaxed in My Presence, you await some new word from Me. But no, sister, there is no new word for you today! Let us consider why you have come into My Presence each morning for these many years. One word will suffice to explain this whole scenario; you have come in perfect trust. You have always come in trust that I would meet with you here, and I have never betrayed your confidence. “You know I will always meet with you as you quiet your mind each morning, and await My daily words. And as easily as you speak with any of your friends and loved ones, I speak with you. “You and I have clarified so many issues over the years, My dear and most beloved sister. Do you remember those early sessions? You smile now at the thought. Ah, how chaotic and troubled were those early years! But they are gone now, like bad dreams never to be remembered. “And slowly we built this beautiful friendship; a friendship built on trust; and yes, a faith that grew stronger and stronger with every problem solved, as one by one, every trouble dissipated. “On this morning there is only great calm and peace that have come to you, and it is not a peace that can be troubled by the chaos of this world, for the tests of time have brought you to a trust that will never shatter by exterior circumstances. “You hear Me clearly. You set aside this time each day to listen. Our early conversations were a struggle. Do you remember them? You did all the talking. And just occasionally I spoke a word or two. You smile. You were full of chatter, My sister. Ah, the memory of those days brings this smile to your face. You were so full of complaints and grievances. “Over the years though the complaints and grievances have been greatly diminished, replaced by a heart of very great gratitude. For you have learned so very much in your trust. You have learned to accept the chaos and the trouble, knowing full well that we could, and would, work it all out together. Acceptance is a word we could discuss in great detail, perhaps tomorrow? “You may share this personal message with your brothers and sisters, for it tells a story of faith, and its great rewards. “I am Michael.” © 11:11 Progress Group. |