Comments on: My sister Sylvia 3 Princess Bonita, Surprise Ending http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm Listening to The Voice Within Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:13:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Dianita http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86433 Dianita Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:51:34 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86433 Dear One, What I love about this is that we all know it's a true story (sort of). Yet you've written it as a fairy tale. It is understood to be a story and we remain a witness and connect to the many stories of ours and others as merely stories and nothing to get hung up about. The real magic comes from the indwelling love, God that resides within and also everywhere. Re-stated, we detach from any sense of belief in the illusions and dramas we live. Love, Barbara Dear One,

What I love about this is that we all know it’s a true story (sort of). Yet you’ve written it as a fairy tale. It is understood to be a story and we remain a witness and connect to the many stories of ours and others as merely stories and nothing to get hung up about. The real magic comes from the indwelling love, God that resides within and also everywhere. Re-stated, we detach from any sense of belief in the illusions and dramas we live. Love, Barbara

]]> By: Jack van Raders http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86311 Jack van Raders Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:55:45 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86311 Dear Gloria, how well did your reply answered the whole saga. Accept and leave all to God. Thank You LOVE you ALL Jack Dear Gloria, how well did your reply answered the whole saga. Accept and leave all to God. Thank You LOVE you ALL Jack

]]> By: Jochen http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86274 Jochen Sun, 07 Mar 2010 20:59:11 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86274 "What would I want?" How often have I asked myself this question! I feel I do have to understand. Do I want to see some "just reward"? The honest answer can be yes. Do I  w a n t  to love that person? The honest answer can be no. This, at least, I should know for my willingness to leave it to God to become real. “What would I want?”

How often have I asked myself this question! I feel I do have to understand. Do I want to see some “just reward”? The honest answer can be yes. Do I  w a n t  to love that person? The honest answer can be no. This, at least, I should know for my willingness to leave it to God to become real.

]]> By: Gloria http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86273 Gloria Sun, 07 Mar 2010 20:16:11 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86273 At least letting go. Someone was over last night who said: God is a Buddhist! He doesn't forgive nor does He not forgive! Honestly,I do not desire that the Dark Queen receive her just desserts. I would not wish that on anyone. I can't go for that eye for an eye, and the whole thing repeating itself without an end so far as I can see. What would I want? I don't know. Some awareness on the Dark Queen's side? Some not having her mirror keep telling her what it does? It's a good question. I'm not sure I even wish her to have remorse. To realize the hurt she caused might be too much for anyone to bear. In any case, it's not my decision. I think God is handling things just fine. I continue to not comprehend how Queen Sylabub would be going to the same place and not take Princess Bonita in the car with her, not see the callousness. But as one woman I used to know in Sacramento -- her grown son would have nothing to do with her-- he wouldn't allow her to see her grandchildren etc. -- what she said to me once was: "You don't have to understand. You just have to accept." At least letting go.

Someone was over last night who said: God is a Buddhist! He doesn’t forgive nor does He not forgive!

Honestly,I do not desire that the Dark Queen receive her just desserts. I would not wish that on anyone. I can’t go for that eye for an eye, and the whole thing repeating itself without an end so far as I can see.

What would I want? I don’t know. Some awareness on the Dark Queen’s side? Some not having her mirror keep telling her what it does? It’s a good question.

I’m not sure I even wish her to have remorse. To realize the hurt she caused might be too much for anyone to bear.

In any case, it’s not my decision. I think God is handling things just fine.

I continue to not comprehend how Queen Sylabub would be going to the same place and not take Princess Bonita in the car with her, not see the callousness.

But as one woman I used to know in Sacramento — her grown son would have nothing to do with her– he wouldn’t allow her to see her grandchildren etc. — what she said to me once was: “You don’t have to understand. You just have to accept.”

]]> By: Charles Fines http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86270 Charles Fines Sun, 07 Mar 2010 18:48:37 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86270 I guess this is where you might say, "Well, it will all come out in the wash." Most of it seems to be coming out ahead of time but I would expect that at some point on the other side you will be able to say, "Ah, I see!" Human nature would like to see your sister get her just desserts to wrap it all up, but that would probably be missing the point God is trying to educate us to. Still seems like forgiveness is at the center of this saga. I guess this is where you might say, “Well, it will all come out in the wash.” Most of it seems to be coming out ahead of time but I would expect that at some point on the other side you will be able to say, “Ah, I see!”

Human nature would like to see your sister get her just desserts to wrap it all up, but that would probably be missing the point God is trying to educate us to. Still seems like forgiveness is at the center of this saga.

]]> By: Lynda http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86259 Lynda Sun, 07 Mar 2010 14:34:42 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/my-sister-sylvia-3-princess-bonita-surprise-ending-outcome.htm#comment-86259 Interesting that Princess Bonita had the insight to know she was not able to care for her son at that time in their lives. What a wise woman she is! And so very brave. I wonder if Bonita has unfufilled dreams that remain in the cocoon. That are free to fly now. Gloria, you truly have no idea how this story resonates with me. Not in the details necessarily, but in the strength that a person can muster when they realize at a soul level that they need to give it up to God to handle (even unconsciously)or they might be destined to repeat the oppression they experienced as a child. I saw these situations over and over when I worked with women in social services. Your niece did what many wouldn't have the strength to do. And now, because of your fairytale, all of us reading this, have come to know a small piece of this loving soul. No matter what the rest of the world thinks. We all love Princess Bonita. Everybody does love a happy ending. Interesting that Princess Bonita had the insight to know she was not able to care for her son at that time in their lives.
What a wise woman she is! And so very brave.

I wonder if Bonita has unfufilled dreams that remain in the cocoon. That are free to fly now.

Gloria, you truly have no idea how this story resonates with me. Not in the details necessarily, but in the strength that a person can muster when they realize at a soul level that they need to give it up to God to handle (even unconsciously)or they might be destined to repeat the oppression they experienced as a child.

I saw these situations over and over when I worked with women in social services.
Your niece did what many wouldn’t have the strength to do.

And now, because of your fairytale, all of us reading this, have come to know a small piece of this loving soul. No matter what the rest of the world thinks.
We all love Princess Bonita.
Everybody does love a happy ending.

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