Comments on: Linden Asks God a Question

By: Gloria

Gloria — Mon, 04 May 2009 02:11:17 +0000

What a beautiful message from you, dear friend. And how happy we are to hear from you again. Please post often, will you?

This was indeed a beautiful personal question and answer.

By: tri gunanto

tri gunanto — Mon, 04 May 2009 01:37:05 +0000

Dear all hearts,

I (my heart) just read this, and find it is so beautiful, touching my heart so deeply.

..and my heart is dancing with joy when reading the last paraghraph i quoted below.

“Now I hug you to Me, and I kiss the crown of your head, and I give you great blessings so that you may behold the majesty of life and know that you are true to My heart.”

..thank you Linden, thank you Gloria and all sweethearts for such a beautiful sharing..

much love and smile,
tri

By: Patrizia

Patrizia — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 13:14:53 +0000

Dear Linden,

how beautifull hear about Ireland! If I ever had a home on Earth it was Ireland. I don’t know why, bacause I am never been there, but this land is my home (I have certain remembrance…). This year I hope to go in Ireland and I have a doubt: if I will go then I will return? Certanly, here are my sons. I went in Scottland many years ago and I’m not able to describe how fantastic it was!
Dear, many thanks to you for the gift you gave me.
And thank you to permit pubblishing your high speach with God. Many years ago I saw fairies, and I always had doubts about that experience. What orizon you have opened to me! Lovely thinks to you. Pitta

By: Gloria

Gloria — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 08:52:06 +0000

Thank you for the spelling, dear one.

You also asked me about how to post on the Heavenletter Spiritual Community Forum.

The easiest way is to press that Add Comment link that appears at the end of the text of each Heavenletter. Press that link, and it will take you to a box under the specific Heavenletter where you can type in what you have to say about that Heavenletter or Heavenletters in general.

Again, thank YOU for sharing your personal question and God’s answer with all of us. It is a privilege you give to us.

With love and blessings,

Gloria

By: Lianden

Lianden — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 16:43:48 +0000

Should be spelt: ‘Mo chuisle’ I think, yes it means ‘beloved’, or more literally ‘my pulse’.
And thanks for posting my question =D

By: Gloria

Gloria — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 13:24:44 +0000

Beloved Linden, great thanks to you for allowing your personal question to God to be posted!

Does Mo Cushla mean beloved one in Irish?

By: Lianden

Lianden — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 12:41:31 +0000

Thankyou for all your nice comments; I’m glad to have asked a question which has been of some benefit to you.
Yes I really do reccoment visiting Ireland or Scotland. Obviously not all Scootland/Ireland is spiritual in the celtic way, but in the west particularly a lot of traditions have been handed down, in particular that of second sight, an ability to percieve events before they actually happen.

Since I want to connect to the landscape more, I’m trying to learn about these ancient traditions, perhaps I could ask God for advice on how best to use them, a lot of current celtic tradition/oneness is based upon records in ancient irish, it’d be great to have some up-to-date advice.
Interestingly in another letter God mentioned that I was to serve him well at some point in the future, and that he’d tell me when.
This could be in any way?
Btw: great thanks to Gloria for posting this letter on here, it’s great that others can see this.

Much Love;
Dia dhaoibh (God to you) in Irish

By: Berit

Berit — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 17:36:16 +0000

Thanks for sharing your amazing question and God’s amazing answer. this has really touched my heart ! I too feel a strong wish to see Ireland and Scotland and I hope this dream will come true.
God’s creation is infinite and our heart knows and feels it. Thank you dearest Linden and infinite Love to you !!!!

By: Pam (fortheloveofGodde)

Pam (fortheloveofGodde) — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 15:15:49 +0000

Thank you, Linden, for a beautifully framed question and thank you, Gloria, for being such a faithful writer of Godde’s answer. “Now I hug you to Me, and I kiss the crown of your head, and I give you great blessings so that you may behold the majesty of life and know that you are true to My heart.” Sigh.

By: One

One — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:19:20 +0000

On pg 278 of An Autobiography of a Yogi, there is a story of how Lahiri Mahasaya’s wife, not knowing the spiritual altitude of her husband, woke up to find him surrounded by flying, illumined angelic beings. Thereafter she became his disciple.

I’m so happy God acknowledged the “wee Earth devas”! How beautiful are the infinite aspects of existence.

Like Linden I’m drawn to Ireland and Scotland. I have a strong impulse to visit this land, just as I was drawn to South America. Thanks for asking a question Linden and allowing it to be published.