There are many things to say about my recent time in Nicaragua. I’ll try to be brief, however. Something different about this time is that I traveled to Nicaragua solo, which I have not done before. As a general rule, I don’t travel alone, and only remember ever doing it one time before. That trip was to Mexico in the Winter 2008. I have memories of it being cold on lonely. Fortunately, that was not the case this time. It seemed to be purposeful that I was going alone.
I admire courageous people. To be counted among the brave one must first have been afraid. Otherwise, it just cannot be an expression of courage, but just something one do. Continue reading “Brave Heroes, by Anna-Sara Bergwall”
Sometimes things happen after much effort and concentration. After careful study and deliberation. And then, sometimes, they happen when you least expect and don't have any advance warning. That's how it happened to me.
Continue reading “God Touched My Heart”
This is a second part of a post I started recently. In the interest of brevity, I am putting this up in several posts, as I know time to read a few thousand words often doesn't come in one sitting. If you haven't read the first post, and would like to, which may be helpful, click here. As I mentioned in the first post, this post dares to tackle a subject that is sensitive, and, for many, likely offensive. I don't write for the purposed of offense, but rather in the interest of promoting freedom from the influence of religious spirits. With that said, I encourage you to consider what I am saying before formulating a response. Maybe this can help you. What I have learned, and am learning, has come with significant cost to me personally. My hope is that it can help you avoid paying too much for the wisdom of experience. Continue reading “Religious Spirit 2”
