The Secret - When You Can Walk On Water , Take The Boat ( Part 11 )
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Article Title: The Secret - When You Can Walk On Water , Take The Boat ( Part 11 )
Author: John Harricharan
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The days rolledslowlyby, summer blending into autumn. Those lovely, lazy, fall days when all you want to do is sit under a tree and dream of far-off horizons and distant shores. I hadn�t seen or heard from Gideon in a while and wondered what had become of him.
Although he�d made a strong impression on me, I preferred not to analyze it. I was somewhat familiar with what he�d said, since I had read books about these ideas. I even had some friends who were considered to be psychically gifted, but still Gideon had a different effect on me. He�d spoken of the awesome potential of the human mind and of how we only used a small portion of it. He�d pointed out that most people were content to be left in their misery and that these same people refused to see the very light that would change their misery to joy. I could almost hear his voice again as he spoke to me that day in the park.
A close friend of the family would be visiting soon. June Mareena Ridley was a very special friend. She was a clairvoy- ant, a person who could see events before they happened. At parties and get-togethers, she would do �mind stuff� that never ceased to amaze everyone.
I met her many years ago when I was completing a graduate business degree, part-time, at a major university. I had just finished my last class of the evening and was leaving when a poster on the bulletin board caught my attention. It stated that the internationally renowned psychic, June M.Ridley, would be giving a lecture and demonstration in the auditorium at 10:30 AM the following day.
Never having met a real psychic, I thought it would be interesting to see one in action. At that time, I was employed by a small manufacturing company and had responsibilities in the production area. Because I was new at the job, it would be difficult to leave during regular working hours to attend the lecture.
At work the next morning, however, a nagging, uneasy feeling came over me. I had a strong urge to attend the lecture. It was as if I was being pulled to go and listen to June. The more I tried to overcome the feeling, the stronger it became. Finally, I gave in to the compulsion. Giving a feeble excuse to my boss, I then drove as fast as I legally could to the university.
It was shortly after 10:30 AM when I arrived and the lecture had already started. I intensely dislike being late. Generally, I arrive for an appointment early and would rather wait in a parking lot or reception area than be even one minute late. This time, however, I couldn't help it.I rushed into the auditorium. Almost every seat was occupied. In the front row, however, there was a lone, empty seat which I quickly took. It was so quiet in the room you could hear a pin drop.
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About The Author: Lecturer, entrepreneur and MBA business consultant, John Harricharan is the author of the award-winning book, "When You Can Walk on Water, Take the Boat." For more information, visit: http://www.spiritual-simplicity.com http://www.vish-writer.com
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Article Title: The Secret - When You Can Walk On Water , Take The Boat ( Part 11 )
Author: John Harricharan
Word Count: 546
Article URL: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=154777&ca=Relationships
Format: 64cpl
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The days rolledslowlyby, summer blending into autumn. Those lovely, lazy, fall days when all you want to do is sit under a tree and dream of far-off horizons and distant shores. I hadn�t seen or heard from Gideon in a while and wondered what had become of him.
Although he�d made a strong impression on me, I preferred not to analyze it. I was somewhat familiar with what he�d said, since I had read books about these ideas. I even had some friends who were considered to be psychically gifted, but still Gideon had a different effect on me. He�d spoken of the awesome potential of the human mind and of how we only used a small portion of it. He�d pointed out that most people were content to be left in their misery and that these same people refused to see the very light that would change their misery to joy. I could almost hear his voice again as he spoke to me that day in the park.
A close friend of the family would be visiting soon. June Mareena Ridley was a very special friend. She was a clairvoy- ant, a person who could see events before they happened. At parties and get-togethers, she would do �mind stuff� that never ceased to amaze everyone.
I met her many years ago when I was completing a graduate business degree, part-time, at a major university. I had just finished my last class of the evening and was leaving when a poster on the bulletin board caught my attention. It stated that the internationally renowned psychic, June M.Ridley, would be giving a lecture and demonstration in the auditorium at 10:30 AM the following day.
Never having met a real psychic, I thought it would be interesting to see one in action. At that time, I was employed by a small manufacturing company and had responsibilities in the production area. Because I was new at the job, it would be difficult to leave during regular working hours to attend the lecture.
At work the next morning, however, a nagging, uneasy feeling came over me. I had a strong urge to attend the lecture. It was as if I was being pulled to go and listen to June. The more I tried to overcome the feeling, the stronger it became. Finally, I gave in to the compulsion. Giving a feeble excuse to my boss, I then drove as fast as I legally could to the university.
It was shortly after 10:30 AM when I arrived and the lecture had already started. I intensely dislike being late. Generally, I arrive for an appointment early and would rather wait in a parking lot or reception area than be even one minute late. This time, however, I couldn't help it.I rushed into the auditorium. Almost every seat was occupied. In the front row, however, there was a lone, empty seat which I quickly took. It was so quiet in the room you could hear a pin drop.
To read the rest of the story visit http://www.spiritual-simplicity.com
About The Author: Lecturer, entrepreneur and MBA business consultant, John Harricharan is the author of the award-winning book, "When You Can Walk on Water, Take the Boat." For more information, visit: http://www.spiritual-simplicity.com http://www.vish-writer.com
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