Ask Me Help Desk - In 5 Words or less: What are you?

Hi Krs, Your pain is obvious we all have been through it. I don't know where your journey will lead you, but keep your mind and heart open to learn what life is really about. Its about the journey!

Hey.. .
Whatever happened to the five words or less what are you part?? :p

I thought we had cool thing going there. . Shrugs

Sorry to be a PHATTTTT!

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Originally Posted by talaniman

Hi Krs, Your pain is obvious we all have been thru it. I don't know where your journey will lead you, but keep your mind and heart open to learn what life is really about. Its about the journey!

Thanks Talaniman, I appreacite it. But its hard to accept the fact that my dad didn't die an old man..
I know this life is a passage, and we all have to go 1 day, but when you go under the circumstances he did at the age he was, its very traumatic.
But thanks again :)

RickJ - sorry to bother you, but this is another another threas that's not appearing on my profile and I'm subscribed to it!

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Originally Posted by 31pumpkin

Krs:

Simon was not the only believer ever bound by bitterness. In the Book of Hebrew, a letter written to and for believers, warning is given conserning the destructive effects of bitterness.
Hebrews 12:15 - Looking carefully lest anyone fall short of the grace of God, lest any root of bitterness springing up causing trouble, and by this many become defiled.

Not that anyone couldn't use it but for things like these ...A Spiritual Cleansing works well. That's one of the issues it focuses on. My bondage was pride. But it's not so bad b/c the one to be humble to is Spiritual and omnipresent. So the Kingdom of Heaven is very much within you, living this life on earth.

A Shakespeare poster had something written too: " Life is a Tragedy to those that Think...And a Comedy to those that Feel" How extreme.

So I think Spiritual cleansings change you and you find more spiritual things manifest (by that I mean to actually realize what's making things happen more)

Im not bitter thou :(
Maybe just abit angry and sad, and I think I will carry this forever.
Thanks, that's very true what you say!

Her you go Rick and in only 4 words this time...

Question ! Reason ! NEVER accept ! :D

Agnostic Spectic Confused About Believing.
5 words :)

Catholic, angry about some priests.
Peace and kindness,
Fred (arcura)

Happy
Its
Back
To
Five
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valinors_sorrow
So
Am
I

Me And God = Good

Insecure. Tenderhearted. Want to be bad.

Unitarian Universalist Pagan... and growing. ;)

Blue oyster cult

Wise To Organized Religion

Southern Baptist

Dr. O.S. Hawkins used to say, "An inward impression, without an outward expression, is depression." That's part of the reason why I wanted to share with you the "near death" experience I had in February 1997, when I died from the flu for several minutes. My fever went over 107 degrees Fahrenheit and, instantaneously, I was suddenly in another realm. I cared nothing about what I had left behind and I only wanted to go towards the most indescribably beautiful place I had ever seen--a place that radiated the softest, most pure, white light imaginable. I was clearly seeing heaven, or a portal to heaven, from afar. It was a place of substantial size, some distance ahead of me, but below and to my left. As I moved along through space, my mind functioned no differently than before I died. I did not need glasses to see distances, either, like I normally do. Even though I did not have the sense that I had changed mentally, I was not aware of having a body. I do not remember noticing my arms or legs. I also did not notice seeing any stars, so heaven must be way above the stars.

While most of my focus was on going towards the beautiful white light, I noticed towards the end of my experience that Jesus was off to my right in more subdued light watching me. He was in the shadows, so to speak. Some people I have shared this story with have asked me how I knew it was Jesus. I said, "You you could just tell." There was no doubt in my mind it was Jesus. Jesus looked like James Caviezel in "The Passion of the Christ." The most incredible thing I remember about Jesus’ appearance was His eyes. His haunting eyes gave me the feeling that He could see right through me. He tracked me like a laser, as I moved along, and He had a no nonsense countenance on his face.

Then, just as suddenly, I came back to life. Apparently, my fever was starting to brake. My wife, who was Director of Surgery of a Texas hospital, was there when it happened.

The other reason I wanted to share this experience with you is because I believe I had it for a purpose. That purpose is to testify to the world that I have seen Jesus and heaven. They both really exist. Through Dr. O.S. Hawkins’ outward call to get involved with Evangelism Explosion 25 years ago, I heard God’s inward call to me to become an evangelist. This is now part of my testimony to you and to the world.

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Originally Posted by rickj

I'm just curious. I know a few of you but not many. I'm not looking for debate or comment, just wondering...

Me: Roman Catholic Christian

Person trying to obey God.

I'm a work in progress.

Here's my five words:

One with reverence for God, life, and humanity

M:)RGANITE - NOT a mathematician!