Arnand's workshop evaluation 3

Beloved Arnand, I'd like to continue going over how you evaluate your experience at the Godwriting™ workshop we had together, you, Heaven Admin, and I. I gained insights from your evaluation as well as your Godwriting™.

Question:

What was the point where "something" happened, where a light went on, when you "got" it. How do you feel about it? Do you think there is a key or two to GODWRITING? If yes, what are they?

Arnand's response:

It's only when you reach a point of blanking out the outside world, like seeing without looking, can you feel & engage with the deep inner voice. It's amazing how everything flows so easily together with pen & paper. There is no reason to go back & read before continuing the communication because all flows & the pen follows with ease.

Arnand, interesting what you say about no reason to go back and read before continuing the communication. I never thought about it! There is no rule that says we can’t, of course!  In any case, you discovered this for yourself.

It's not like we really have to be in a quiet space or anything like that! Godwriting™ can come whatever state we are in.  Obviously, whatever you did or didn't do worked! Certainly, our attention is inner, not outer. We are looking to hear from within.

I usually express what you call blanking as the tiniest switch of the dial. Like a radio when we want to get the station clearer. Or like turning a kaleidoscope. Just the tiniest turn changes the whole picture. And then we hear, so subtly, what God is saying.

God is “on” twenty-four hours a day every day. With Godwriting, God has no Sabbath! How that works I don’t know. If God is eternal, then He must always be “on.” If God is infinite, He never runs out of what to say. Maybe we pick up His messages on different wave lengths although it has to be that that God has one wave length.What God says somehow seeps down to us. God pours from an infinite pitcher, and our cup gets filled.

Question:

What stood out most for you in the workshop? What made you glad? what is the one thing you would never have wanted to have missed? Why?

Arnand's answer:

The opportunity to be introduced to what we all have inside us, but tend to ignore. I'm so glad to experience this workshop, allowing my inner self & energy to flow outwards. I always took this inner voice for granted & now GODWRITING has enlightened me to record my conversations for future references & open possibilities to help others while helping myself.

Arnand, you already know about helping others.  You have long known that you are not here for yourself alone. You are motivated to serve God through others. You inspire. Of course, you would think of possibilities to help others.

Question:

What would you have wanted more in this workshop?

Arnand's response:

I think that most people enter the workshop with different anticipations or fears & not understand the expectations. Maybe, a little introduction of a calming prayer, holding hands to experience the "oneness" of us all, thereby dissolving all outside interference.

You make a great point. I would like to hear more of your ideas, and I will work on this. You know, Arnand, I have to confess I missed some things in our workshop. For one thing, I left out our spiritual journeys.

Question:

What importance did the group play for you? What did you learn from other people's GODWRITING™ here?

Arnand's response:

That GOD talks to us exactly as we communicate with others. Education level makes no difference as GOD is within all of us & uses words that is in our daily vocabulary for each of us to understand.

If the same questions were asked, I'm pretty sure the same answer or similar will come, but each wording will be different according to our  reading & education levels. This is actually proof that GOD is within you at all times  & experiences life with you.

Arnand, my experience is that God is not erudite! Well, maybe now and then he uses a big word!  I remember at the beginning of Heavenletters when  God would repeat to me, "I am here." I thought, "Why is God giving me a sentence of three words, and three one-syllable words at that and why does He keep repeating them as though I didn't get it the first time." I felt he was talking to me as though I were a first-grader. "Run, Spot, run."

But you know, I didn't get the power of those three words, not the first time, probably not the ninth. Only later did I grasp the power of those three simple words, "God is here." A friend told me later that the Bible is filled with that same message of God's Presence, and the three simple English words are one word in Hebrew - "Hineni."

To be continued.