My Spiritual Experience
I had a major spiritual breakthrough by overcoming extreme fear with the courage of faith.
At that moment, God’s love coursed through every cell of my body.
The experience, which lasted for several minutes, was not of this world, but a quantum physics peak experience multiplied a million times over.
God overwhelming unconditional love was finally fully revealed to completely embrace me.
What is it like to move forward now, after having had a full revelation of God’s presence, love, and power?
First, I have no doubt that there is a Creator who loves us and wants us to overcome our fears so that we can practice unconditionally loving and forgiving each other to let Him in to exist here with and through us.
I choose to address God in the masculine, even though God is not limited in this way.
When God and I are on this mission together, He is always there to help me.
I can clearly see now that God talks to me through others to make me better and better, so I can help others to find and express His love.
He repeatedly gives me thoughts that contain detailed instructions for how to solve complex problems in business and family matters.
All of the 30+ essays I’ve written recently about God’s love have been inspired by His wisdom guiding my words and my typing fingers.
He helps me to manage my time efficiently on a calendar that lines up with little effort.
He has made me aware of all the people around me who will help me to promote His goal of having everyone love and forgive others.
I simplified my life by giving away stuff I didn’t need or use.
Anne Frank said, “Nobody gets poor by giving.”
It’s true.
If you overcome fear by giving to others out of love, more than you gave will come back to you.
Just don’t give away all your possessions, or you and people who depend on you will suffer.
Before you begin any significant giving, I recommend that you read my essay “Prudent Reserve.”
However, even though I had a full revelation of God’s presence and love, I’ll still have fears present in my mind.
Those fears, which will tell me that I don’t have enough to give away anything, are instinctually hardwired within me and can never be completely removed.
But I need to stop them in their tracks when they arise, rebuke them, and not continue their fearful narrative with my imagination.
I limit exposure to political news and social media, which encourage argument and hatred.
Although that behavior is often fascinating, drawing us to it like moths to a flame, it separates and divides us.