LOVE MOVES AS GRACE

A new friend, a woman in her sixties, brought to my attention that she has lived in serious pain for most of her life.  When she was seventeen, she experienced a devastating farm accident.  Her spine was so badly damaged that surgery at that time was risky and she was informed that she could end up in a wheelchair.  She chose to live a life in pain. 

I listened to her story and asked for inner guidance.  An image of her as a Chinese man who had unmercifully beat the back of a serf crippling him flashed in front of me. Not knowing whether the woman believed in past lives really didn’t make a difference.  I simply told her that she had a very ancient memory in her subconscious that required forgiveness from her.  Memory is a judge, a sentence, and a jailer.  The reality of what she had inflicted on someone else was the cause of her constant suffering this life experience.

Without mentioning details, I simply suggested she go alone to her room, pray and forgive herself even though she had no conscious recollection of the cause.  She believed me.  It was that simple.  She accepted with trust what I shared and was free of the excruciating pain that was a daily part of her life for forty-five years.  The spontaneous healing occurred when she was sixty-two.  The beautiful woman continued to live to the age of one hundred and six remaining healthy and free of pain. 

Much love is sent your way,

Shirlee Hal

GUILT MAY CAUSE DISTURBANCES IN THE MIND AND BODY

Time and time again, I have seen how the lack of forgiveness has prolonged a good person’s pain and suffering.  The following is a good example.  An acquaintance has a daughter with cerebral palsy.  The parent brought the daughter to our home for a consultation and healing.  She came in a wheelchair and after the session walked to their car.  Weeks later, the father brought her back for another appointment.  Her disability had returned.  I asked the young woman what had she been thinking about before her condition worsened.  She simply hung her head and would not look me in the eye.

The angels came to my rescue with a flash of light accompanied and an intuitive thought.  The young woman felt shame about her past actions.  When directly asked what was the cause of the guilt, she mentioned her difficulty in forgiving herself for having sexual relationships with her boyfriend.  In her mind, she did not deserve a healing or any spiritual help.  The young woman was her own judge, jury, and prisoner.  Feelings of love self-esteem and unworthiness will definitely work against harmony and healing.  Shame blocks the receiving of good.

It is not easy for everyone to accept God’s unconditional love.  Many people need to change their view of the Creator from a judge to a loving Indescribable Presence and Power.  Forgiveness, regardless of the circumstance, is a great healer because it works to restore harmony and inner peace.