(Written after reading Heather’s post “Getting What You Ask For“)

photo: Mari’s Photographic Adventure

Comments

• May 19, 2008, Erik Smedley writes: yo smed whats good? our name!
• May 20, 2008, Heather writes: Howard- Thanks for the link - I am honored that I actually inspired you for a change! H
• May 20, 2008, howard writes: Erik - ah, a holdover from the old site. Welcome to the new place. Heather - you're absolutely welcome. In case you couldn't tell from this post or the comment I left you, I found your post extremely thought-provoking.
• May 22, 2008, Heather writes: Howard- I am still processing and thinking about some of that myself. I am amazed, sometimes, at things that appear on my screen. And, if those things happen to speak to someone else, well, I know I am headed in the right direction. Thank you for all your support - I really do appreciate you! Heather

hoping to recognize,
hoping to receive
the still, small voice Divine.

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• February 16, 2008, Heather writes: Too often I think people expect the voice of God (or the voice Divine) to be big and booming. Usually, when God speaks to me, he whispers in my ear, a still, small voice that must be discerned and interpreted. Quiet is absolutely essential to the process. Lovely, lovely verses. Heather
• February 17, 2008, howard writes: I've been thinking along these lines a lot lately. I've been fascinated by the ways in which a person's belief system affects his (or her) way of seeing the world in general, and vice versa. I've noticed a lot of situations where there's stark contrast between the two. That said, I agree that God almost always speaks to us in subtle tones. At least that's how He speaks to me.
• February 25, 2008, Faylei writes: Lovely...
• March 3, 2008, liquidquick writes: smartass reply: they don't invite me after loudly exclaiming 'lets belch for jesus!' not-smartass reply: i hear nothing but soft breathing, yet see god in one another's eyes