Not weird! You are someone and something original in your “nothingness.”
My greatest Hero is Jesus. He came to literally save the world! Did He act like a hero? No
Did He look like a hero? No
Did He seek the attention of a hero? No
In my own personal nothingness…emptying of myself…I make room for my Hero.
Quietly, not weird (like you).
As long as I have God Loving in my life, Loves Light shines. God never exits out my door. I do not want Him to leave. I am the door keeper … I do not close Him out. He is essential to my very life!
When the world’s love rejects me, I go to Love! Heaven’s Love overcomes the world’s love every time! He is amazing!
I am in Love with Him!❤️
Reading this was difficult for me. I stay as far away from anger, loud voices, dark emotions … as I can. Life is short. I choose to “fix my eyes on Jesus … Who gives me/us perfect peace” (as much as my sinful self is disciplined to).
There is no place for violence.
Seeing, touching, smelling, hearing and tasting are wonderful senses God has gifted most people. The “sixth sense” (I would call it) goes much deeper. “The sense” that connects one to God, to Holy Spirit, to Jesus, to all of Heaven, to Love … to God present in our heart, soul, world, work, breath, purpose … in everyday, everything and everyone; comes from a place I cannot even name. (It’s a God thing!). This is why God gifted us the Holy Spirit!
“I’ve always been “a good girl” with a “sixth sense”. I could feel and sense in others what my siblings and friends couldn’t. I was an empty cup … that filled over time with “something/some One” beyond me”. Because I felt empty, naturally I nurtured the goodness, love and support I received from my special time with Him. My Lord, God and Power.
As I struggled in school and in life a home, the time I sensed God’s lift and life in me increased.
There is no limit to the number of hours in a day God can be sensed in us. He simply comes.
Seek Him! Never stop!
We were not designed to live without Him.❤️
On Feb 19, 2026 Jo wrote on Silence Between Breaths, by Stephen Levine: