Oh, Jesus, so much of my writing to you is in the book.

I do not know how to write to you and not put it in. Right now, I am weak, and I feel I do not have the boldness to forget about me:
“Look past myself and give you what Jesus Christ gave me.”
I could not, of myself, have written this book all by myself. You were, are, and will always be in the midst of me.
You are the Resurrection and the Life. You are Our Holy Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. You are the Holy Trinity, and even though I am not in any order, as per religious order.
You are still with me, and “You are, and I am In Presence of Spirit in Conversations with the Lord.”
Repeat, “You are, and I am In Presence of Spirit in Conversations with the Lord.” It is meant to be Jesus. It is just that I am stuck and worried, and my eyes need attention from a specialist.
Oh Lord, execute the manuscript. To see it beyond the veil has given me my purpose in this existence. Making it easier to find you. In their ever-presence.
In the Presence of Your Holy Spirit,
With You, Beside You, Through You, Round About, The Glory of You, Jesus Christ, in Your Coming Home. One in spirit, one with You, Lord, in the presence of Your Holy Spirit.
To the realities that be. In the twinkling of the “I,” of you, and me, and each, and every one of us. To the unveiling of Your Presence in Spirit. To The Christ Spirit, Within Us All. Glory be to God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
September 7, 2009
Scripture
“But he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.”
— 2 Corinthians 12:9 (KJV)
Affirmations
I look past my human weaknesses and physical limitations, allowing the perfect strength and light of Jesus Christ to radiate entirely through my life and writing.
I release all worry, strain, and anxiety about the timing and execution of this manuscript, trusting completely that the Holy Trinity guides my purpose and opens every door.
I am anchored in the eternal reality that I am ever-present with the Lord, and His Holy Spirit flows through my spirit in perfect oneness and bold truth.
Reflection
In “Look Past Myself,” you offer a transparent and beautiful window into the sacred surrender required of a spiritual writer.
True boldness does not come from our human confidence, but from the quiet realization that we cannot carry out our divine purpose all by ourselves.
When physical health brings worry or our strength feels small, stepping back allows the Resurrection and the Life to step forward.
By resting in the ever-presence of the Holy Trinity, your writings transcend personal limitations to unveil the Christ Spirit within us all.
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