Gloria: God, how is it that I am blessed with You as I am, and I still go through roughness? (more…)

For a long time, I have seen how close we are to Godwriting™ always. It is just the tiniest switch, as in a radio you adjust the dial ever so little to get good reception, or as in a kaleidoscope where you just have to turn it the tiniest bit for a new configuration to appear. (more…)

Godwriting™ September 10, 2011 from Jacqueline, Laura, and Stephen.

I’ve taken the liberty of excerpting quotes, bolding a few lines that stood out for me, and, in one case, moving a phrase from one place to another.

Jacqueline to God:  Hello God, what do You have to say today?

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In an earlier blog, Pitta from Italy wrote that she would always remember what God said at the Godwriting™ Workshop in Turin, Italy. Pitta was referring to the Godwriting™ that came to me when we were all Godwriting™ at the workshop in September of 2009.

That was a wonderful statement for Pitta to make, and I appreciated it so much. I had forgotten what God said, and I wasn’t sure I had that Godwriting™ anywhere where I could ever find it.  At workshops, I have been writing in a notebook, and, sad to say, I couldn’t even be sure that I had typed it up. (more…)

Don’t you just love this chimpanzee? Look at the eye contact he makes. I love his sincerity and simplicity. (more…)

The beauty of Godwriting™, it seems to me, is that God is His own man and isn’t hampered with what the world says is the “right thing” to say. God is such an original thinker. He doesn’t think differently to be different. He isn’t trying to come from a different place. He isn’t trying to dazzle. He isn’t aiming to be a divergent thinker. How He thinks is simply how He thinks. It’s not even how He thinks. It’s how He sees it. (more…)

All Godwriting™ is from God! And it is God we praise.

And yet Godwriting™ comes through individuals. There is great joy in Godwriting™ for those who write it down, and great joy for those who read it.   (more…)

This is a group photo of a Godwriting™ workshop presented in Turin, Italy, a couple of years ago. The person writing the following guest blog entry is Patrizia Massi. In this photo, (more…)

Both Love-giving and Godwriting™  are superhuman in that they are not works of our individuality. They are works of God. They are actions far greater than our own.

It is our hand that Godwrites, yet we are not the Writer.

It is our heart that gives love, and yet we are not the Giver. (more…)

In case you didn’t know, Stephen is the newest Godwriter™ of all.  He learned to Godwrite™ on June 18 this year in my little apartment. (more…)