If you haven’t been reading the posts on the Heavenletter™ Spiritual Community Forum under the day’s Heavenletter, you are really missing something. The comments may be provocative or inspiring or delightful, hopeful or sad. Our seeking to come closer to God is what seems to dominate. There are great hearts and minds posting. I am in awe of the comments posted. …continue reading

With the move and all, with the disappearance of so many objects and so-called possessions, …continue reading

You know, when something wonderful happens and I tell about it, it often doesn’t seem as amazing to others as it seems to me.  This that I am going to tell you about is very important to me, yet I realize it may not seem so important or earth-shaking for you as it does to me. …continue reading

Amazing how our brain waves focus entirely differently when it comes to dollars and cents! I can feel those brain waves squeezing themselves — talking dollars sure feels different from talking about the unbounded. …continue reading

Angels don’t have to fly on wings. They fly on love. Sometimes you don’t know they’re coming, for they are unassuming and just do what angels do. …continue reading

It is beautiful how sensitive and protective some of us are. …continue reading

(Photo by Heaven Admin)

David Kupferman’s large abstract paintings evoke the light and mood of the inner and outer landscape. David’s works are in many museums, private collections and corporations, and can be seen at galleries in Boston, Florida and on the Cape.

INSIDE MOVING SALE! …continue reading

It occurred to me to randomly find some great postings on the forum and share them here. This Godwriting™ blog is so important to me, I never want a day to go by without posting an entry. Yet I’m really stretched to the gills, and I have to focus on what I must, even when I like so much to write in this blog.

Here’s one posting I happened to notice today in reference to Heavenletter ™ #829, The Great Love in Your Heart, published on January 25, 2003. …continue reading

Did you see the movie, Hey, Dude, Where’s My Car? There is a scene where the two guys pull up to a drive-through window at a fast food place. They order a lot of food with trimmings. When they are finished, the automated voice who takes their order, regardless of what they say, continues to say: …continue reading

Embraced in Love is the name of today’s Heavenletter™. It begins with this sentence: “No one dies alone.”

Here is the first paragraph: …continue reading