The Little Book
There was a little book that a dear friend loaned me in 1998 or 99. It was entitled You and I translated from the French Lui et Moi. I forget the name of the author now.
This little book played a part for me in Godwriting™.
It was very simple. Basically, the writer would talk to Jesus and say how she was not worthy of his love. And basically, Christ would write back and say, “Yes, you are.”
Each entry was very very short. Despite its being so short, it was fascinating.
Instead of my being humbled, I thought: “Well, I can certainly do better than this.”
And so this little book played its bit part in the beginning of Godwriting.
You know that I do personal Godwriting every day. I never said, as the author of the little book did, that I was unworthy, though I certainly marvel to this day how all my good fortune came to me.
But I always did tell God all my troubles, all the insignificant things that seemed to take over my life. I even told Him my computer woes!
Now I find I don’t want to tell God my troubles. Maybe it’s that I can’t anymore.
I still have insignificant things that trouble me, but God has said: “Would you complain to Me?” Of course, I had done a lot of just that.
In a recent Heavenletter, God said that the difference between the Great Ones and most of us is that the Great Ones let go of their pettiness. How I would love to do that.
When troubles were all I had to tell God, I found that I resisted doing personal Godwriting. It wasn’t joy for me. But, of course, how could it be joy when moaning and groaning are such a low vibration?
And so now what is my personal Godwriting like? Very simple and very short. Mostly I say something I am glad and grateful for, and God does the same. Kinda reminiscent of that little book.
Now I am content to do as well as Lui et Moi.
Godwriting is a blog by Gloria Wendroff and is about Gloria's daily life as the Godwriter of the Heavenletters project that is having a profound effect on the lives of people around the world.
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