Each morning we started with the prayer of Caritas:
[quote]God! Our Father, who is power and goodness, provide strength to those who experience pain and anguish. Give light to those who seek the truth! Fill the human heart with love and compassion!
God! Give the traveler the star that guides, solace to those in pain, and rest to the sick and weary!
Father! Give the guilty repentance, the spirit the truth! Give the children guidance and the orphans a father.
Lord! Let your goodness encompass everything that You created!
Clemency, my God, to those who do not know You. Hope to those in pain. Let Your Will allow the consoling spirits to spread peace, hope and faith everywhere!
God! May a single ray of light, a spark of Your Divine love blaze the Earth! Let us drink from the fountain of that infinite and fruitful goodness and all tears will be dried and all pain lessened. A single heart, a single thought will rise up to You, like a cry of gratitude and love!
Like Moses on the mountain, we await You with open arms. Oh Almighty! Oh Greatness! All Powerful, All Beauty! All Perfection! And we wish in some way to receive Your mercy.
God! Give us the power to help progress that we may rise up to You; Give us pure charity, give us faith and reason, give us simplicity that will make our souls a mirror on which Your image should reflect!
Amen.[/quote]
And then we would say the Lord's Prayer
[quote]Our Father, which art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name;
thy kingdom come;
thy will be done,
in earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive them that trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation;
but deliver us from evil.
Amen.[/quote]
And then we would recite Hail Mary
[quote]Hail Mary, full of grace.
Our Lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou among women,
and blessed is the fruit of thy womb,
Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God,
pray for us sinners,
now and at the hour of our death.
Amen.[/quote]
I am writing these down because, except for the Lord's Prayer, I did not know the other two of them. Each of the three mornings we would have a series of welcome hellos/testimonials. Here are some of the fabulous tidbits that I jotted down.
From cheerful Norbeto, who started every talk with "Today is the best day of your life!" with a huge smile and his Brazilian accent!
[quote]Make a new way for your life. Smile more, sing more, happy more. Say this is the best day of my life!
You respect your belief - your belief your life
Love more
We receive a body, after life we will continue as spirit as it once was.
Sickness is an opportunity to understand we are spiritual beings. We came to the earth to understand we are spiritual beings.
This is the greatest opportunity, loving all of divine creation from a space of humbleness.
The life is very simple: what you believe is the life.
It is important to talk about health and not about sickness.
Between 10-11 is the "humor time" of night to sleep and 70% of us are on our computers and not getting that good "humor" sleep.
There are 3 divine remedies for our health: 1) sleep from 9 pm-5 am 2) eat good food 3) life is what we perceive of it
If I perceive a life of joy I become an enthusiast.
Of you think you have what you need than you will have it.
Repetition is important. Transform thoughts and beliefs into action. (I have joy, I have vigor.)Â Change your internal dialogue.
Being angry is a brief stint of insanity (when you are far from the Godlike mind).
We can only take that step forward when we understand our fellow limitations of human beings.
Congratulations on your existence!
We are spiritual beings and we have a body.
Faith is to believe what you do not see. The reward for faith is to see what you believe.
We are what we think.
On the mental level you can decide to laugh and smile.
I give in this moment all things that upset me to God - release worries, hardships etc. And I receive from you God all that I need to say thanks to you God.
Nobody can touch me unless I permit it.
We achieve what we desire but we achieve much more what we are afraid of because we spend so much time talking about what we are afraid of.
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The morning of the second day Dr. Wayne Dyer spoke to us about his experience with receiving long distance surgery the previous spring after he was diagnosed with Leukemia. He speaks extremely well and I am going to seek out opportunities to hear him in the future. Dyer recited two poems. One by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and one by Tagore - the Indian Pulitzer Prize winning poet from 1927, and WOWZA.
[quote]I came out alone on my way to my tryst. But who is this that follows me in the silent dark?
I move aside to avoid his presence but I escape him not.
He makes the dust rise from the earth with his swagger; he adds his loud voice to every word that I utter.
He is my own little self, my lord, he knows no shame; but I am ashamed to come to thy door in his company.[/quote]
Here are some of my notes from hearing Dr. Wayne Dyer speak.
[quote]EGO - Edging God Out
It is in the transcending of that ego that all healing takes place.
[After his stitches came out from his intervention with John of God] I see love in everything I encounter.
You see with a capital S.
A host to God or a hostage to our Ego [from a Course in Miracles].
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On Tuesday I received divine intervention from the entities and I could feel it in my abdomen, neck, spleen, and liver. On Wednesday I received divine intervention from the entities and I could feel it in my heart chakra and my brain. I was in a fog until about thursday morning and I feel as though I have received surgery - that I am recovering. Stitches are coming out tonight and tomorrow and we have 34 more days of the protocol. I am so freaking grateful.
Thank you John of God for your life of service.
Thank you for those who led me to you.
Thank you for my abundant health.
Unlike my last visit to John of God, where I was not present for any physical surgeries - this time I saw several of them (if you want to see videos, there are many available). I saw a woman lean against a wall, the Entity incorporated in Medium Joao bared her breast, did a 3 cm incision, used his hand to pump out blood (which splashed on the floor), stitched her up with a few sutures, and then she was wheeled away to lie down. There was no anesthesia, no Betadine to wash the skin prior to cutting, no gloves... just Blessed Water and the Entity. I could see the blood vessels and the thick skin, I could see ligaments and fat, it was awe-inspiriting.
I saw the woman a few days later in the garden drinking coconut juice from a coconut - right as rain.
In other words, my trip was incredible, amazing, awesome, wiggle making, loverly, and perfect.
