Comments on: Three words from my dear friend Charley’s first Godwriting™ http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm Listening to The Voice Within Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:19:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: One http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86636 One Tue, 16 Mar 2010 07:40:56 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86636 WOW “Beloveds, Our kiss lasts forever…. ” This is going on my t-shirt or somewhere. WOW

“Beloveds, Our kiss lasts forever…. ”

This is going on my t-shirt or somewhere.

]]> By: Gloria http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86587 Gloria Mon, 15 Mar 2010 07:27:52 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86587 Well, I really do prefer "At any cost?" It strikes me as a little more delicate, not judgmental like "At what cost?" God sure has a way with words! Well, I really do prefer “At any cost?” It strikes me as a little more delicate, not judgmental like “At what cost?”

God sure has a way with words!

]]> By: Lynda http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86563 Lynda Sun, 14 Mar 2010 22:07:17 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86563 To echo everyone else,yes they are absolutely wonderful. Let it Flow, and At what Cost.. while reading these, the advertisement for Nike runners came into my head "Just Do It." I'll just bet the ad executive who had the Nike account, was stumped. And put his/her pen to paper, and there was God with "Just Do It." To echo everyone else,yes they are absolutely wonderful.

Let it Flow, and At what Cost.. while reading these, the advertisement for Nike runners came into my head “Just Do It.” I’ll just bet the ad executive who had the Nike account, was stumped. And put his/her pen to paper, and there was God with “Just Do It.”

]]> By: Chuck Gebhardt http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86549 Chuck Gebhardt Sun, 14 Mar 2010 16:08:34 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86549 I think all these phrases are fantastic! It is such a useful thing to have a simple phrase that is powerful and memorable to stick in our minds and remind us of the way through the muddle to the other side! What strikes me most is Charles’ Godwriting words: “Let it flow.” Like Jochen, I relate powerfully to the writing Charles has given us. I have been quite good at maintaining the dams. It is an amazing thing how hard it can be to push that button God describes. It reminds me of the first time I tried to jump off a six foot diving board. I knew I would be safe, but my mind was full of vague “what ifs” and foreboding. Yet I really wanted to jump and dive like everyone else I saw diving off that board. It was as if there were an invisible concrete wall at the end of it. Back then I closed my eyes and ran through that wall and managed to trust it would be alright. Back then it took a lot of courage and encouragement and force of will to overcome these fears. But now I have a new way: turn my fears over to One Who can wash it all away in the blink of an eye. Thanks, everyone, this is really helpful! Chuck I think all these phrases are fantastic! It is such a useful thing to have a simple phrase that is powerful and memorable to stick in our minds and remind us of the way through the muddle to the other side! What strikes me most is Charles’ Godwriting words: “Let it flow.”

Like Jochen, I relate powerfully to the writing Charles has given us. I have been quite good at maintaining the dams. It is an amazing thing how hard it can be to push that button God describes. It reminds me of the first time I tried to jump off a six foot diving board. I knew I would be safe, but my mind was full of vague “what ifs” and foreboding. Yet I really wanted to jump and dive like everyone else I saw diving off that board. It was as if there were an invisible concrete wall at the end of it. Back then I closed my eyes and ran through that wall and managed to trust it would be alright.

Back then it took a lot of courage and encouragement and force of will to overcome these fears. But now I have a new way: turn my fears over to One Who can wash it all away in the blink of an eye.

Thanks, everyone, this is really helpful!

Chuck

]]> By: Berit http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86547 Berit Sun, 14 Mar 2010 15:46:31 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86547 Dearest Charles, by sharing you remove the dams of the world. tons of love to you dear. Dearest Charles, by sharing you remove the dams of the world. tons of love to you dear.

]]> By: Jochen http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86546 Jochen Sun, 14 Mar 2010 15:20:16 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86546 This is absolutely IT, Charles, You don't know what you are giving me. Thanks. Hugs. This is absolutely IT, Charles, You don’t know what you are giving me. Thanks. Hugs.

]]> By: Charles Fines http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86544 Charles Fines Sun, 14 Mar 2010 14:36:22 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86544 I didn't remember these three words, but I don't remember a lot of things. And in fact on going back and looking, they were slightly different in physical reality but not in meaning. My first Godwriting from this workshop still strikes me as significant for me but mundane for anyone else, which is pretty much how I think of my interchanges with God before and after this one. Anyway, Gloria, I'll post that writing here. I don't think you need to change what you remember hearing. Charles Orland to God: Thank you for this time. I don't know where to start or what to say. I feel constrained and awkward as I do with people I don't know. God to CO: Let it flow. Have you not often said this yourself? Your task is breaking blockages, dams of inhibition and repression that stop up the flow of life. CO: I don't know how to do this. It seems to be a lifelong practice of maintaining the dams. God: At any cost? CO: It seems that way. I would like to have a button I could push and they would be gone. God: There is a button. Push it. God: You hesitate. CO: Yes. It is more tha a button, it is a plunger such as sets off charges of explosive. God: Push it. CO: I could use a little help. God: You've got it. Push the plunger. CO: (After much hesitation) It's done. God: It is done. How do you feel? CO: Not much different. God: It is done. I didn’t remember these three words, but I don’t remember a lot of things. And in fact on going back and looking, they were slightly different in physical reality but not in meaning. My first Godwriting from this workshop still strikes me as significant for me but mundane for anyone else, which is pretty much how I think of my interchanges with God before and after this one. Anyway, Gloria, I’ll post that writing here. I don’t think you need to change what you remember hearing.

Charles Orland to God: Thank you for this time. I don’t know where to start or what to say. I feel constrained and awkward as I do with people I don’t know.

God to CO: Let it flow. Have you not often said this yourself? Your task is breaking blockages, dams of inhibition and repression that stop up the flow of life.

CO: I don’t know how to do this. It seems to be a lifelong practice of maintaining the dams.

God: At any cost?

CO: It seems that way. I would like to have a button I could push and they would be gone.

God: There is a button. Push it.

God: You hesitate.

CO: Yes. It is more tha a button, it is a plunger such as sets off charges of explosive.

God: Push it.

CO: I could use a little help.

God: You’ve got it. Push the plunger.

CO: (After much hesitation) It’s done.

God: It is done. How do you feel?

CO: Not much different.

God: It is done.

]]> By: Berit http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86543 Berit Sun, 14 Mar 2010 14:16:23 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/three-words-from-my-dear-friend-charleys-first-godwriting%e2%84%a2-god.htm#comment-86543 Beloved Gloria, gosh, I really think you got me with "At what cost?" in reality you're shooting arrows of love right and left and you really hit my heart with this. I love Charley's comment after the workshop ! the workshop is like being in heaven with God and all his angels. much much love Berit Beloved Gloria,

gosh, I really think you got me with “At what cost?” in reality you’re shooting arrows of love right and left and you really hit my heart with this.

I love Charley’s comment after the workshop ! the workshop is like being in heaven with God and all his angels.

much much love
Berit

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