I have just finished reading Mutant Message Down Under. Re-reading actually because I read it when it first came out and maybe once after that too, and again now. There were many messages in this book that echo what God tells us in Heavenletters™.

There are two incidents I remember very well. (more…)

I love so much about Godwriting™. I also love so much being able to be part of other people’s learning to Godwrite™. What a privilege. Can this be true? It is. I know it is. And yet it is unbelievable to me.

Anyway, God and the people who come to the workshops do it all. I’m just kind of there, well, maybe herding a little bit. I see it as herding the people away from misconception.  Perhaps the words guide and lead would be more fitting, but I love one-syllable Anglo-Saxon words like herd. (more…)

Bernie Siegel, M.D., author, great friend to Heavenletters, sent in this excerpt from a newspaper column he writes.  He sent it in response to the recent Heavenletter #4055,  Doing Your Best.

Read this excerpt. (more…)

From personal Godwriting 11-15-11

Gloria to God: It has dawned on me to think in terms of being in service to others. So, in this thing of my not being regarded, instead of (more…)

It just dawned on me why I like Ho-Oponopono so much.

Some days I forget to think the (more…)

When the day’s Heavenletter™ and Eknath Easwaran’s Thought for the Day coincide, Bernie Siegel loves the coincidence and sends me the Thought for the Day. On July 18, Bernie sent me the following.  I wouldn’t have missed this one for anything. (more…)

 When I was a senior in high school, I got an A++++ on a book report on the Russian novel, The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoievsky.  What I remember most from that book after all these years is this: “We are responsible to everyone for everything.”

And now this popularly written book I have been talking about says that very thing. We are responsible. We are responsible for every rude person who comes our way. We are responsible for wars near or far. We are responsible for poverty, hunger, illness, overweight, ignorance — you name it. (more…)

Wow, Rita really opened her heart in her posting on the Heavenletter Spiritual Community Forum:

I am so confused. I read this and feel so bad because my life with my husband has been so awful for so long.

So, am I wrong in thinking that no matter how physically or verbally abusive my husband is — I am the one who is bringing it is into my life by my thoughts? If I am, why then don’t I have the thoughts of him doing to me what later happens? Am I making sense. I’m sorry if I am not. Please help me get on the right path of enlightenment.

Thank you,

Rita:) (more…)

My friend Jean left town six years ago to go back to Wisconsin to care for her mother, and she took great care of her mother. Her mother died not too long ago, and Jean came into town to visit friends she had not seen in six years.

I was one of the lucky friends! We met at Mohan’s Delight. Jean brought up the author John Bradshaw. She told me that she had reread one of his books and realized that she had been playing the role of the lost child.  Jean cured herself of it! (more…)

Yesterday, I was on top of the world with my new-found awareness that I could love. I could love whether my love was returned or not. I could be the first to love! The sense of love in the particular drama I told about in yesterday’s blog entry is riding strong. I am so happy that I can remain established in that zone. It is very freeing and where I would love to be all the time.

Here is what happened this morning after I had written and posted that blog, however: (more…)