Heavenletters

Beloved Eleanor, to the best of my knowledge, I do not choose the topics of Heavenletters. They come. Most often I am surprised. Sometimes they do seem to arise from something going on in my life, but, again, I don't make those Heavenletters come. I just receive them.

I consciously ask God direct questions in only two cases: In my personal Godwriting and when someone asks a personal question of God.

Although God's response is to the person who asked the question, I have nothing to say about the direction of the answer. I mean, it just comes, and I don't know how it comes, but it comes and usually very strongly. I might personally have had something of an answer in mind, but God's answers are far different from what I had thought.

Other times I think: "How on Earth can God possibly answer this question? There is no answer to this one." And then God gives such a magnificent answer that I am sitting there with my mouth open. (Do a search on the blog www.godwriting.org for Loretta, and read about her miracle from Italy. This was one one of those questions that I couldn't imagine how it could ever be answered.)

If you press the Ask God link on the right margin, you will find out more about asking personal questions.

Eleanor, you are not asking your questions out of curiosity. Your questions are caring about all of us and are on a higher dimension. They are your questions, and not really mine, so I don't feel I can ask them as if they were my personal questions.

Under Ask God, you will see that it is generally advised to refrain from asking anything that falls in the category of esoteric question. I believe this is from God. It is also from me. Of course, we all would like to know these things. As you know, God in Heavenletters is devoted to the healing of the heart, and not information. BUT you are not asking simply for information. So, dear Eleanor, It might well be worth your while to ask God a personal question, and we can see what happens.

With love and blessings,

Gloria