See the Rainbow

I didn’t see Heavenletter #2571, See the Rainbow, until one day late. The theme of this Heavenletter, as I see it, is: Don’t look at the negative. Don’t bother with it. Just don’t. Don’t harp on it. Don’t spout the negative ever. There is no need to.

Oh, or was it #2754, Be a Reporter of Good News? That also said to forget about the negative.

Whichever one it was, too bad I didn’t read it sooner.

Even though I read each Heavenletter many times before it's sent out, I really needed to read these two the very day they came out.

On one of those days, a dear friend called me, and asked how everything was going, and I told her all the good things, of which there were many.

Then I went into what had been a troubling matter. It was all taken care of now, but that didn’t stop me from going into the details of it. I left no stone unturned of this past situation. I relived every moment of the anguish of it. You would think I had never read a Heavenletter in my life.

God said in See the Rainbow:

As you grow toward the light, you will have a different response to irritations than you do now. When your vision is on the rainbow, it is on the rainbow. It is not on other things. When your vision is so happy on the rainbow, why would it look elsewhere for distraction? Your vision would not want to go backwards. Who would want to look at pouting emotions when he can look at a rainbow…

And in #2574, Be a Reporter of Good News, God said even more clearly:

Enough with negativity. You don’t need it! And you don’t need to promulgate it. Be done with it. What is the good of sharing bad news?

How many times do I need to read God’s words before they sink in and I really live them?

I don’t want to make too much of what happened next while I was on the phone with my friend, yet I kind of think that it's really time for me to stop spouting negativity.

Right in the middle of my detailed explanation of a once-difficult situation, the phone line went dead. The phone line went dead! I was stopped right in the middle of a sentence!

Oh, okay, I get it now. No more negativity. Period.