Story of Rebecca: One dark and stormy night, Rebecca was driving home from work, struggling to see through the torrential rain. The storm was so severe that she could barely make out the road ahead. Suddenly, her car hit a patch of water and began to hydroplane, spinning out of control. Just as she thought she was going to crash, a warm, calming presence enveloped her, and she heard a gentle voice say, “You’re safe, just let go.” Trusting the voice, Rebecca took her hands off the steering wheel, and miraculously, the car came to a stop without hitting anything.
Later, Rebecca realized that the voice she heard and the presence she felt could only have been her guardian angel. The encounter left her feeling deeply comforted and protected, knowing that she was never truly alone, even in the most frightening moments.
Takeaway: This story highlights how angels can intervene in moments of danger, providing guidance and protection when we need it most. It serves as a reminder to trust in the unseen forces that watch over us, especially in times of crisis.
This story reminds of the time that I was in a car accident upon impact as I was in the passengers side as we were turning off the highway the driver thought they could beat the on coming traffic. NOT! The oncoming red car could not stop on the curve and the side I was on was crushed in. At that moment of impact I could feel the impact but in seconds the feeling i got was like someone out side the car taking away the impact of the impact of the crash the paramedic said that I should have be killed and even the second car in the lineup coming towards there is no chance for the passenger to walk away, but I did .I have had a few encounters before that as well and after. So I am so Blessed!
So I repeat ....
Takeaway: This story highlights how angels can intervene in moments of danger, providing guidance and protection when we need it most. It serves as a reminder to trust in the unseen forces that watch over us, especially in times of crisis.
May Angels surround you and protect you my friend ."So, yes, I believe in angels, absolutely, do"
And then comes gratitude. For the life that is. For what came true and for what didn't. For loved ones, for friends, for opportunities. And for impossibilities too. For those who have gone and for those who have been found. For the city where I am at home, and for all the cities where it is so cozy to be a guest. For the things that have been done and for what is yet to come. For new beginnings. For the landscapes outside the train windows. For fellow travelers. And for myself. That I don't give up. That I notice.
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