I know in my heart we are going to have a “Safe Haven for the transitional year”

in every city where women are having their “last fight.” It has been going on for centuries. We are going to throw the abuse away and bring back the beautiful aspects of life for our sisters, families, and neighbors.
For centuries, women have been mistreated. Been there, done that—more than we know. Now we know we are not alone. Everyone in their way has prayed for a way out. I have been living lifetimes in a day—the cleansing of heart and soul.
No one got here by themselves! So we should share our recovery from the deterioration of what is most important for our families! Save the women, save the children, and stop the cycle of abuse.
We need to help regenerate our God-given rights. “Reach out and touch somebody’s hand; make this world a better place if we can.”
We can! Our way has been shown. Not for greed, but for compassion, understanding, and help in gaining knowledge.
The process is harder if you are on your own; by that time you are so hurt, you just do not have any fight left. I have been fortunate. In the first two and a half months, I went to sixty Al-Anon meetings.
When are we going to get up and use our knowledge for the multitudes, as Christ did and is doing through all the people who have been afflicted through misunderstanding?
January 21, 1996
“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.”
— Psalm 46:1 (KJV)
“Defend the poor and fatherless: do justice to the afflicted and needy. Deliver the poor and needy: rid them out of the hand of the wicked.”
— Psalm 82:3-4 (KJV)
“Learn to do well; seek judgment, relieve the oppressed, judge the fatherless, plead for the widow.”
— Isaiah 1:17 (KJV)
Daily Affirmations
I. A Safe Haven: I know in my heart that a divine sanctuary of safety and recovery is being prepared for every sister, family, and neighbor breaking free from the past.
II. The End of the Cycle: By the power of the Holy Spirit, the centuries-old cycle of abuse is cast down, making way for the return of life’s most beautiful aspects.
III. Shared Recovery: I am never truly alone in my path; I boldly reach out to lift others out of affliction, using my hard-earned knowledge to bring healing to the multitudes.
Reflection
Written in January 1996, this visionary and deeply compassionate piece serves as a passionate battle cry for global restoration, healing, and structural safety.
Looking directly at centuries of systemic mistreatment, the author transforms personal survival and recovery—including the practical steps of dedicated community meeting attendance—into a universal blueprint for a “Safe Haven”.
The text moves beyond a solitary journey, emphasizing that because healing cannot be achieved in isolation, it must be shared to actively shield families and break generational cycles of trauma.
By echoing a call to extend a helping hand, this poignant writing serves as an invitation for believers to move out of quiet affliction and use their gathered wisdom to establish places of true protection, compassion, and spiritual rebirth for the multitudes.
Originally published on inpresenceofspirit.com
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