Lisa Overman

Communion With God By: Peter Walsch continues to touch me and inspire me. This is one of many books that Peter Walsch has written through spiritual guidance and I tonight when I opened the book randomly for insight I was touched by his quote from page 178.

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Communion With God By: Peter Walsch

This book like other books Peter Walsch has written moves me and inspires me. A couple of days ago as I prayed for insight and inspiration the book opened to this particular passage and I was touched by the love I found there.

Become an Instrument of My Peace

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“The Alchemist “is another book I’ve read more than one time. The story is both inspiring and thought provoking. It’s message one of spiritual guidance for the reader. This morning I said a prayer and opened the book randomly, knowing I would find a message of insight. This is what I found.

When a person really desires something, all the universe conspires to help that person realize his dream,” said the alchemist, echoing the words of the old king. The boy understood. Another person was there to help him toward his Personal Legend.

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Recently I was reading a passage from Neale Donald Walsch’s book, “Home With God” and I was struck by the words. His books are all messages from God/Spirit, if you have read any of his many books you are aware of this. The passage that grabbed me follows. It leaves much to think about as we go through our day and life.

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Today was my father’s birthday. It has been five and a half years since his death and of course with time and healing it is easier to face his birthday. I always miss him, and this year is no exception. So often I think of him, and feel his love and support with my from heaven. I am here in Florida because of dad and I have created a life living near the ocean because of the gifts he gave me. I’m grateful and sad, wishing he could be here physically to share my life and my adventures. He loved me deeply and he made great progress in the last couple years of his life to really try and understand my overseas life. He met some of my friends from overseas and he met one man I loved. He was able to share some very special moments and for that I will always be grateful. I love you Dad and I miss you.

Life is joy, love, challenge, choices and change. We all want to feel loved, cherished and desired. It’s part of the nature of our soul to need love. We want to feel the warmth, closeness and the delight of loving and being loved. Relationships are a gift and a challenge to walk each day. No matter what relationship you choose you will find moments that transform you with the depth of their love, the fear, the frustration and the sheer joy and commitment of loving another soul. This is no easy walk, it’s a baptism of fire. No matter who we are, who we love, who we feel drawn to in our life the fact remains we are changed and challenged by commitment in the best and worst ways. For certain life will become about WE rather than me. It will feel at times like a series of compromises, which challenge your very being. We all think we are flexible until we’re faced with the needs and desires of another soul. Then we come to realize maybe we aren’t as easy and flexible as we imagined.

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Today around the globe is Earth Hour, a time when people make a conscious decision to dim lights for sixty minutes in recognition of the global challenges we face regarding climate change.

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World GratitudeThe next wave starts today March 26th and continues until May 7th. Check out this link to join in the celebration of Gratitude. What is World Gratitude? Click here to learn more. How World Gratitude Works. The 42 day plan.

Sunday brought me an experience which touched me with compassion. As I drove home from church I noticed a man standing at the side of the street with a sign. His sign said LAID OFF, please help. He was dressed in jeans and a tee shirt, and white running shoes. The first thing that struck me was how much like any average person he was. He could have been any friend of mine or any family member, he was approximately fifty. I realized in that moment, as I drove that the face of those in need has changed radically. Our economic recession has brought desperation to middle class families across America. Last week a friend of mine was laid off, and I know several others deeply affected by the economy. I’ve seen family members laid off, homes lost, and others struggling with the loss of their savings in this economic downturn.

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