Comments on: God and Normand http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm Listening to The Voice Within Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:24:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: emilia http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86842 emilia Sat, 20 Mar 2010 16:09:57 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86842 "You ask after the fact". Good to know, thank you, Normand. “You ask after the fact”.
Good to know, thank you, Normand.

]]> By: One http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86822 One Sat, 20 Mar 2010 04:41:50 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86822 Beautiful! I had to look up "patina". Patina ( or ) is a film on the surface of bronze or similar metals (produced by oxidation over a long period); a sheen on wooden furniture produced by age, wear, and polishing; or any such acquired change of a surface through age and exposure. ... [wikipedia] Beautiful! I had to look up “patina”.

Patina ( or ) is a film on the surface of bronze or similar metals (produced by oxidation over a long period); a sheen on wooden furniture produced by age, wear, and polishing; or any such acquired change of a surface through age and exposure. …

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]]> By: sallyrandydogg http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86807 sallyrandydogg Fri, 19 Mar 2010 19:38:28 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86807 Wow, that was beautiful. Thanks Normand. Wow, that was beautiful.
Thanks Normand.

]]> By: Berit http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86796 Berit Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:22:03 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86796 Thank you so very much dear Normand, I totally join Jochen's words expressing it so beautifully !! And I love the patina expression ! sweetest love and light to all Berit Thank you so very much dear Normand, I totally join Jochen’s words expressing it so beautifully !!
And I love the patina expression !
sweetest love and light to all
Berit

]]> By: Jochen http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86795 Jochen Fri, 19 Mar 2010 13:52:50 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86795 Thank you, Normand, for letting us in on this. And how beautiful God's words. They have a deeply soothing effect even on me:   "Make time for fun, My dear heart." "Let Me do the thinking for you, for now you create." "The art creates itself in the artist’s hands." Thank you, Normand, for letting us in on this.

And how beautiful God’s words. They have a deeply soothing effect even on me:
 
“Make time for fun, My dear heart.”
“Let Me do the thinking for you, for now you create.”
“The art creates itself in the artist’s hands.”

]]> By: Lynda http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86794 Lynda Fri, 19 Mar 2010 12:03:03 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/god-and-normand-communion.htm#comment-86794 Isn't it interesting that both Normand's today, and Paula's yesterday were speaking of "light." I too, like Paula do not always let others see my light. And as God described to Normand,"you have a patina." I love that description. I love coppoer and I love the patina look copper gets after it has begun to age, and elements begin to alter it's appearance. I have a few copper kettles, and old antique copper pots. Every so often, I will look at them and they seem to look dull, the light is not there to be seen. So I bring out my salt and lemon (or tarnish remover if it is really dull) and I shine them up. Then I sit back and watch how the sunlight is reflected back through that copper pot. I believe that is what God wants us to do with ourselves. Take out the tranish remover and get rid the patina. Shine ourselves up so that everyone sees our light shine. Isn’t it interesting that both Normand’s today, and Paula’s yesterday were speaking of “light.”
I too, like Paula do not always let others see my light.
And as God described to Normand,”you have a patina.” I love that description.
I love coppoer and I love the patina look copper gets after it has begun to age, and elements begin to alter it’s appearance. I have a few copper kettles, and old antique copper pots. Every so often, I will look at them and they seem to look dull, the light is not there to be seen.
So I bring out my salt and lemon (or tarnish remover if it is really dull) and I shine them up.
Then I sit back and watch how the sunlight is reflected back through that copper pot.
I believe that is what God wants us to do with ourselves. Take out the tranish remover and get rid the patina. Shine ourselves up so that everyone sees our light shine.

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