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Some good advice.

Finding God in my own experience came in levels.

I was saved in church at 12 and by saved I mean the spirit of God came into me quite physically and emotionally.

I have always known Jesus and have always believed in and felt God in my life.

When I bled out & had NDE in my 20's I was in God's presence & learned what we really are>infinite fractals of God. I learned that God is not the grandfather figure floating in the clouds we have been led to believe, He literally everything everywhere, and CAN be any form He likes.

Everyday since then has been bonus days for me. You can ask my daughter, I really thought for yrs that once my kids were grown and on their own my time here would be up.

I was prepared for that for yrs, was fine with it.Then when my son died about a yr after graduating Pharmacy school, I not only grieved him but I couldn't understand why God took him instead of me.Once the 2 of them were born I thought God sent me back to...

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I thought God had just sent me back long enough to get my 2 kids raised up, I believed that was the purpose of throwing me back.
After that my relationship with God changed yet again to another level. I was never mad at God for taking my children. I understood where they went. Sometimes I felt guilty not really understanding why him instead of me. I was ready and he had a little girl here, but God saw me thr the hardest thing in my life I ever had to do.
It was very hard when I lost the newborn twins, but when I lost my boy I had for 28 yrs, it was only thro God holding my hand that I was able to climb out of the deep dark pit that throws every parent into, sorry Dad's but Mother's are worse.

For yrs I did not understand what God's purpose was for me now, until he threw down a lightening bolt in the shape of a cross with a baby under it & DEMANDED I pay attention.

This connecting to the actual God consciousness the last 4yrs has been a huge jump in levels. Now I understa

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You definitely have had experiences that have bolstered your faith in God and Jesus.
For me, my birth mom died giving birth to me. ( I have attachment disorder). I was raised in an alcoholic/abusive family. In public they were pillars of the community - she a school teacher, him a business man. I became withdrawn and angry at life. I was young the first time I got sober...20 Y/O. for a year. Drank again, and then sober 2.5 years. IN that time, I met a professor from Loyola University in Chicago. He helped keep me out of trouble for a while.
I drank again for about a year and got sober in the Military. I tried to kill myself and it did not work. I then prayed and asked God to take the obsession away. At that point, my life changed. I have met many people and have been of service to teens, prisoners and rehabs.
I have been sober 27 years and I have no doubt God is active in my life.

Awwh, Charlie, thank you for sharing that. It must have been hard growing up.
I know what my grandgirl has gone thr lossing her Dad at 3 and I can plainly see that it will affect her the rest of her life. Also not in a good way, but I pray everyday that like you she will, with God's help, make it thro.

So glad you are still here with us, and making a difference in others lives too. Such a good soul you are helping others as well.
The anger that comes thro childhood is hard to overcome.
"You're a good man Charlie Brown"
Bet you have heard that more than a time or two!
Younger ppl wont have a clue where that saying comes from!😂
You have to be old like me to appreciate "Charlie Brown" cartoons.

Love you hun, hope you and wifey are having a great holiday weekend.

Thank you Nana, Yes I was lucky to have Lisa home all weekend!
I love you... Keep shining your light!