Finally got a picture through to the Autumnal Shaktipat album!

[Guest guest]

I finally got it to go. I found a way to reduce the number of pixels

and that seemed to do it. The bmp doesn't work...it says that type of

image not supported. And I did scale it down before but I guess it just

wasn't enough. At last!!!

 

Also, a bit of good news...over the weekend my husband discovered

meditation, something he's always been sniffy about! Will wonders never

cease!? Who knows what will come next!!! I wasn't the one that opened

his eyes to it, an Indian friend did. Well, well, well! There's a tiny

light at the end of the dark tunnel!

 

Love to all and thank God for small miracles!

Valarie

[Guest guest]

That's funny - he reminds me of my brother. My brother has thoroughly convinced

himself that there is no God (or existence past this life). I sometimes wonder

what could have happened to him to get him to accept that as fact. His a good

person, but if he can't see something, it doesn't exist. I (perhaps falsely)

envision a blockage, perhaps a hurt in his history that keeps him from seeing

anything else. But until I'm able to bring sprituality out of the realm of

imagination and into reality for myself, there isn't much I can do for anyone

else. :-) (And even then, change would ultimately depend upon him of course.)

Ramble, ramble, ramble. :-)

 

Blessings..

Paul

 

> Also, a bit of good news...over the weekend my husband discovered

> meditation, something he's always been sniffy about! Will wonders never

> cease!? Who knows what will come next!!! I wasn't the one that opened

> his eyes to it, an Indian friend did. Well, well, well! There's a tiny

> light at the end of the dark tunnel!

 

 

[Guest guest]

Valarie, that's great news about your husband!! You

know what meditation can lead to, LOL! Perhaps his

own K will activate and he'll finally be a believer!

 

Blessings & love,

Claudia

 

--- vjvousden <vjvousden wrote:

 

> I finally got it to go. I found a way to reduce the

> number of pixels

> and that seemed to do it. The bmp doesn't work...it

> says that type of

> image not supported. And I did scale it down before

> but I guess it just

> wasn't enough. At last!!!

>

> Also, a bit of good news...over the weekend my

> husband discovered

> meditation, something he's always been sniffy about!

> Will wonders never

> cease!? Who knows what will come next!!! I wasn't

> the one that opened

> his eyes to it, an Indian friend did. Well, well,

> well! There's a tiny

> light at the end of the dark tunnel!

>

> Love to all and thank God for small miracles!

> Valarie

>

>

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi, Paul I feel for you, knowing the sadness and frustration of

having a loved one who is completley blinded to or in denial of the

truth. But there's hope. I would never in a million years expect my

husband to say he would be interested in meditation. It has been a

topic of much heated discussion, mostly dishonoring/mocking on his

part. Now he eats his words...LOL! Keep your brother in your prayers

and do as I'm going to do, just plant very subtle seeds. Who knows,

one day one might sprout. I wish you well, Paul. Love reading you, as

always.

Valarie

 

, paulrf2

wrote:

>

> That's funny - he reminds me of my brother. My brother has

thoroughly convinced himself that there is no God (or existence past

this life). I sometimes wonder what could have happened to him to

get him to accept that as fact. His a good person, but if he can't

see something, it doesn't exist. I (perhaps falsely) envision a

blockage, perhaps a hurt in his history that keeps him from seeing

anything else. But until I'm able to bring sprituality out of the

realm of imagination and into reality for myself, there isn't much I

can do for anyone else. :-) (And even then, change would ultimately

depend upon him of course.) Ramble, ramble, ramble. :-)

>

> Blessings..

> Paul

>

> > Also, a bit of good news...over the weekend my husband discovered

> > meditation, something he's always been sniffy about! Will wonders

never

> > cease!? Who knows what will come next!!! I wasn't the one that

opened

> > his eyes to it, an Indian friend did. Well, well, well! There's a

tiny

> > light at the end of the dark tunnel!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Valarie.. no I don't really feel sadness - he lives his life as he

chooses, and I'm all for that. It's just amazing to me at times that a close

relative can be so different. I rarely mention anything relating to meditation

to any of my family, except for my wife. Fortunately, she understands, and even

encourages me to continue..

 

Blessings to you, and it's nice to read your words as well. :-)

 

Paul

 

 

> Hi, Paul I feel for you, knowing the sadness and frustration of

> having a loved one who is completley blinded to or in denial of the

> truth. But there's hope. I would never in a million years expect my

> husband to say he would be interested in meditation. It has been a

> topic of much heated discussion, mostly dishonoring/mocking on his

> part. Now he eats his words...LOL! Keep your brother in your prayers

> and do as I'm going to do, just plant very subtle seeds. Who knows,

> one day one might sprout. I wish you well, Paul. Love reading you, as

> always.

> Valarie