Comments on: Good will to men http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/good-will-to-men-compassion.htm Listening to The Voice Within Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:46:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Gloria http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/good-will-to-men-compassion.htm#comment-75423 Gloria Wed, 12 Aug 2009 16:02:13 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/good-will-to-men-compassion.htm#comment-75423 Do you see progress in your work situation, how you feel about it? Possible message from Chucky's entrance into my life: Every woodchuck lives alone. Woodchucks do not have attachments -- other than to food, of course. They probably never think: "Oh, I live alone. I have no life partner. I'm always on my own." God bless woodchucks -- those that live in the outdoors! I am not positive, yet it seems that Chucky made his way out of the house. Every once in a while, I think I may hear something but not at all sure. It could be my overactive imagination. I am still twitchy. In any case, I haven't seen Chucky in a couple of days. I guess I'll call Rusty and ask him to take out the live trap which Chucky has outfoxed. Have you seen Benjamin Button? I thought it was an especially wonderful movie. It has quite a bit about sequence. If so and so hadn't been late, or on time, if someone hadn't stopped to tie her shoe, if this and if that then what followed wouldn't have happened. If it hadn't been for Chucky, what would the blogs have been about?!!! Do you see progress in your work situation, how you feel about it?

Possible message from Chucky’s entrance into my life:

Every woodchuck lives alone. Woodchucks do not have attachments — other than to food, of course. They probably never think: “Oh, I live alone. I have no life partner. I’m always on my own.”

God bless woodchucks — those that live in the outdoors!

I am not positive, yet it seems that Chucky made his way out of the house. Every once in a while, I think I may hear something but not at all sure. It could be my overactive imagination. I am still twitchy. In any case, I haven’t seen Chucky in a couple of days. I guess I’ll call Rusty and ask him to take out the live trap which Chucky has outfoxed.

Have you seen Benjamin Button? I thought it was an especially wonderful movie. It has quite a bit about sequence. If so and so hadn’t been late, or on time, if someone hadn’t stopped to tie her shoe, if this and if that then what followed wouldn’t have happened.

If it hadn’t been for Chucky, what would the blogs have been about?!!!

]]> By: Lynda Hallett http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/good-will-to-men-compassion.htm#comment-75386 Lynda Hallett Wed, 12 Aug 2009 00:39:46 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/good-will-to-men-compassion.htm#comment-75386 I enjoyed imagining what it would be like if a Chucky made his way into my home. My 2 furry angels would not be able to ignore such an intruder. We were all certainly amused. I laughed for quite some time at One's photos and captions. Maybe you are just simply be-ing and the energy flows. I just love it when one little "happening" leads to another. If it weren't for Chucky, you wouldn't have met Rusty. And we wouldn't have laughed at Chucky's antics (and your reactions)nor would we have heard of Rusty's compassion for a young fellow who probably only needs someone to guide him. I am grateful for these little sidetrack stories, as it takes me away from my problematic work situation. Gloria, perhaps you were instinctively asking what you are to learn from this as I believe you have mentioned your background was in teaching. We all need more laughter in our lives. May be that's all this was. Spiritual comedy. So, are you sure Chucky hasn't liberated anything from your home? In love & light, Lynda I enjoyed imagining what it would be like if a Chucky made his way into my home. My 2 furry angels would not be able to ignore such an intruder.
We were all certainly amused. I laughed for quite some time at One’s photos and captions.
Maybe you are just simply be-ing and the energy flows. I just love it when one little “happening” leads to another. If it weren’t for Chucky, you wouldn’t have met Rusty. And we wouldn’t have laughed at Chucky’s antics (and your reactions)nor would we have heard of Rusty’s compassion for a young fellow who probably only needs someone to guide him.

I am grateful for these little sidetrack stories, as it takes me away from my problematic work situation.

Gloria, perhaps you were instinctively asking what you are to learn from this as I believe you have mentioned your background was in teaching.

We all need more laughter in our lives. May be that’s all this was. Spiritual comedy.

So, are you sure Chucky hasn’t liberated anything from your home?

In love & light,
Lynda

]]> By: Gloria http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/good-will-to-men-compassion.htm#comment-75384 Gloria Wed, 12 Aug 2009 00:15:12 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/good-will-to-men-compassion.htm#comment-75384 Beloved Chuck, you are right. God in Heavenletters tells us that we are not here to learn lessons. Learning isn't the right word. And here is my mind wanting to know answers and make sense when life just is what it is at the moment it is. God has also said there is no cause. Beloved Chuck, you are right. God in Heavenletters tells us that we are not here to learn lessons. Learning isn’t the right word. And here is my mind wanting to know answers and make sense when life just is what it is at the moment it is. God has also said there is no cause.

]]> By: Chuck Gebhardt http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/good-will-to-men-compassion.htm#comment-75378 Chuck Gebhardt Tue, 11 Aug 2009 22:37:30 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/good-will-to-men-compassion.htm#comment-75378 I’m not sure if what is being learned is the right question. It seems like these experiences are life playing out for us its true nature in mini-dramas. Who could have predicted “Chucky’s” behavior? And then there is the energy of this woodchuck doing his woodchuck thing. There is your loving nature, Gloria, drawing Rusty’s kindness into your life (and ours). There is also our amused appreciation of all this as you share it with us. Perhaps we are not so much learning as growing, experiencing and becoming more aware of life in its spontaneous flow. But then maybe I am just prejudiced against the word “learning.” I’m not sure if what is being learned is the right question. It seems like these experiences are life playing out for us its true nature in mini-dramas.

Who could have predicted “Chucky’s” behavior? And then there is the energy of this woodchuck doing his woodchuck thing.

There is your loving nature, Gloria, drawing Rusty’s kindness into your life (and ours).

There is also our amused appreciation of all this as you share it with us.

Perhaps we are not so much learning as growing, experiencing and becoming more aware of life in its spontaneous flow. But then maybe I am just prejudiced against the word “learning.”

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