Have faith!

Do you think having faith is a priority in life? I think it is! Faith accompanies me throughout my life and enables me to face life's burdens, just as Jesus Christ did for our sins! I do not attend any church, because human beings are too manipulative, but my church is in my heart and my spirit; I live according to the will of God the Eternal, our Father, and Jesus Christ, our Savior! I have found my well-being in my Bible, especially in the New Testament. I try to do what is right and to think before I act, so as not to harm my neighbor. If human beings lived with these convictions, I think there would be less misery in this world, but human beings are selfish and always seek to glorify themselves instead of simply sharing their love. I believe that every human being has a guardian angel and that they should try to understand! In any case, I wish for every person who desires it and who cannot understand, to find the messages in their Bible, whatever their religion, as long as they are sincere in their faith. I hope that this message will inspire other people to find peace in their heart and in their spirit, as I have found it, for faith moves mountains! With all my love to everyone!

Hello quinol,

What a beautiful message of love; I am deeply moved, because just like you, dear Quinol, I believe in God, and faith is a priority in my life as well. Even though I have faltered at times, as life has not been kind to me, plagued by serious health problems! But this has been a turning point in my spiritual life, for by holding onto my faith and placing myself in God's hands, I was able to regain a significant spiritual balance. I have always devoted myself to others, even when I receive nothing in return (often people forget), and I do not hold any grudge against them at all. I am seeking my path and my way through faith in God and His Saints, and I bless every day that God gives me to live for my neighbor and for the good. I go to church only when I feel the need, for God is in my heart and in my soul. And as you so well put it, faith moves mountains. I am an example of this, as are many others.

friendship

Eliana

You are absolutely right, Eliana. I, too, have been deeply affected by illness. More than 18 years ago, I had a brain tumor, and it was at that time that I found myself and truly found my faith. Later, I met my husband, with whom I experienced very disturbing and violent things. To this day, I am suffering from cancer, and the results are quite good. I believe it will end very well, and throughout all of this, faith has always given me a great deal of strength and courage. I am now free from my husband, under fairly good conditions, and my illness is on the road to recovery. So, thank you, God the Eternal, our Father, and Jesus Christ, our Savior! Faith is an enormous wealth that no one can take from you; it is wonderful to have this wealth! Much happiness to all who deserve it!

Just like you, I also had a serious brain problem, an arteriovenous angioma, which could have turned out badly if it hadn’t been discovered in time, like an aneurysm, and I could have died overnight. It took a lot of courage to endure the surgery, which took place in Nancy, while I am in Belgium, and that several times. So my faith in God allowed me to fight this damn illness for many long years. I got through it, and this thanks to the good will of our Lord, who allowed me to continue my earthly path! In 2000, I was in a coma for four days due to carbonarcosis, asthma, and a flu virus, and again God allowed me to continue my path, because I was on the brink of the abyss… All this to tell you, dear Quinol, to continue your fight, because you have faith and God is with you, and you possess the greatest wealth a human being can have: faith and affection. I hope that God hears my prayer so that He may allow the evolution of a being as magnificent as you, dear Quinol, to continue…

You will be in my prayers, and I am sure you will get through it, for you are a being of kindness and love…

all my friendship

Eliana

Thank you, Eliana. My thoughts are the same for you, and I am very happy to receive your messages. However, I am not afraid for my life; I have already come close to death twice, and the third time will be the one that brings about a complete healing, by the Grace of God, the Eternal, our Father, and Jesus Christ, our Savior. May His will be done, amen! I wish you all the best, and I am always delighted to receive your sweet messages!

Thank you for your courage and all the love you bring through your messages.

I look forward to reading from you again.

friendship

Eliana

These exchanges of love and spirituality warm my heart; like our friend Eliana, I am moved. Nevertheless, my heart is sad to know that you are troubled by illness.

What a lesson in courage and humility you bring us, Estelle; you are courageous, just like Eliana. You convey a message of hope. Everything you have written to us is so beautiful and so profound that I feel embarrassed to write my post—not because it is impossible for me to describe what I feel deep within myself, but because I would like my message to be on par with your posts. Perhaps it is out of modesty, but I sometimes struggle to express the depth of my feelings.

Thanks to your strength and courage, you have managed to combine faith and fight, and I pray for you so that God may preserve you.

Despite my religious beliefs and spirituality, I doubted at a specific point in my life when I lost my husband. Yet I had prayed that this illness would not take him.

We were delighted to meet you; know that my friendship and affection are yours, and that you can count on me at all times.

May God bless you

kisses

Thank you, Josy, for your warm message. I don't know what to say. I sent my messages when I felt the strength to do so, and I thank God, the Eternal, our Father, for giving me that strength, and perhaps for allowing me to soothe some hearts in distress, and for them to know above all that they are not alone, because truly faith saves and gives you the strength to overcome your trials. Of course, we sometimes give up, but we must not let evil bring us down, because good always triumphs, and sometimes we have a blessing in disguise. My illness brought me a freedom I had lost for a long time, and now I can open up as I wish! As for my illness, I fear nothing, because the Eternal has already saved me before, so I trust in Him, and His will shall be done! I am very happy if I have brought you something, and it truly warms my heart. May God keep you!

A little poem for all of you.. author unknown

Laughing is risking looking foolish.
To cry is to risk appearing sentimental.
To reach out is to risk getting involved.
To express one's feelings is to risk being rejected.
Sharing your dreams with the crowd is risking ridicule.

To love is to risk not being loved in return.
Moving forward despite the odds is risking failure.
But you have to take risks, because the greatest danger in life is to risk nothing.

He who risks nothing, does nothing, has nothing, is nothing.
He can avoid suffering and crying, but he cannot learn, feel, change, grow, or love.
Only he who takes risks is free

Rolande

Thank you, dear Rolande, for this poem that relates all aspects of life, but which opens our eyes; may we not forget the end that guides us and makes us react positively:
He who risks nothing, does nothing, has nothing, is nothing.
He can avoid suffering and crying, but he cannot learn, feel, change, grow, or love.
Only he who takes risks is free

I think faith is the essential driving force, but I am not convinced that it must go through a religion or a God chosen by men.

I have faith. One must have faith and believe. But we are not obliged to adhere to ideologies that are thousands of years old to do so.

I think that doing harm in the name of this faith is an aberration, nonsense, and a sign of human underdevelopment.

The proof is that today, our societies, which have distanced themselves from God, have stopped committing massacres and crimes against humanity. I remind you that the Church blessed both the Reich army and the French army.

Can we have liver in there? Honestly?

I ask you to avoid proselytism and preaching on the site, which remains dedicated to ESOTERIC SCIENCES and CLARVOYANCE and is also a line of thought, organized to understand how these sciences can help us.

Have the courage, in the site, in your work, in the sky, the sea, science, and everything you love; that is what makes life worth living.

You can exchange and discuss anything here, but I will no longer tolerate any form of proselytizing for one faith, one religion, or another, and I ask all regular members and moderators to enforce this rule.

I am sorry to have shaken you with my words. I also wish to let you know that I do not belong to any religion, as I have already stated before: man is too manipulative. I simply referred to the Bible, which opened my heart and my mind. I also said that regardless of a person’s religion, what matters is having a sincere faith and distinguishing between good and evil. There is nothing malicious or leading to any church; quite the opposite. I said that my church is in my heart and my mind, not in churches, or elsewhere, or in any sect. As I repeat, man is manipulative, and as you pointed out, the proof is evident in light of many real facts. Please forgive me for raising a subject that you deplore. I simply wanted to put a little hope in the hearts of people who feel lost and to share the burdens I have borne through my faith. Yet there is nothing provocative or malicious about it; it is a message of love. I am sorry again. You will not find any more messages of this kind, as I am very surprised by your reaction. Best of luck!

You don't have to be sorry at all since that rule wasn't established.

I reacted to your message due to a multitude of others, and I wanted to take the opportunity to re-establish a certain code of ethics on the site: NO RELIGION.

It is wonderful and good that you find YOUR liver in the Bible, in the messages of MOSES or the CHRIST, or in the Quran, or in any other book that spreads peace among men, and you can share it here.

What I don’t want is for this site to adhere to a Christian, Buddhist, Jewish, or Muslim ideology.

I do not want the delicate cord to be pulled by the defense of just one of these ideologies here. Since, unfortunately, defending one means attacking another.

All the more so because in ALL THESE RELIGIONS, esoteric practice is formally forbidden and prohibited. I can cite passages from the Bible that equate clairvoyance with a discussion with the Devil, SATAN.

So, keep talking about your liver, its benefits, the strength it gives you, and your relationship with God, but please, no CATHOLIC RELIGION, CHRISTIANITY, JESUS, MUHAMMAD, etc.… This is not the place.

So I hope you are less surprised and understand clearly that I wish to keep a site open to everyone and that the French language is not a Christian space.

Thanking you for your understanding, I am ready to discuss this matter further with the relevant members of the judiciary.

I agree with you and I will keep the discussion to myself, thank you.

Thanks Tom…

Rolande