The Dam Wall Has Broken and There Are Streams in the Desert As Fear Grips the World

The visions given to me in the 1980's have already or are coming true now. One of them involved a huge dam holding back a sea of water on my left. In front of me the soil was cracked and parched. Suddenly cracks appeared in the wall and water seeped through until the barrier collapsed. As the water poured over the ground it soaked in and suddenly green shoots appeared.

Instantly another vision showed me standing on a sand dune in the desert. Below me a trickle of water turned into a creek and then a river that swept around the dunes. Beside the water pockets of green appeared.

The meaning of these visions was then shown to me when the bible opened at the following prophecy:

"Say to them that are of a fearful heart, Be strong: fear not; behold your God shall come with vengeance... with a recompence... and save you... the eyes of the bind shall be opened, and the ears of the deaf... unstopped... for in the wilderness shall waters break out, and streams in the desert." Isaiah 35:4-6

At the time neither the visions nor the explanation made much sense. As a spiritual person with the experience of reincarnation and a commission to "tear down the wall of churches" it was the Spirit, the one and only God, that taught me what these things meant.

It happened over months, some 2 years to be precise, when the bible was rarely out of my hands as I was led from cover to cover and the big picture was laid bare before me. The facts are that the bible is a greatly contaminated combination of works. The Old Testament is a conglomeration of prophecies given to God's people and the dreams of ancient leaders.

The New Testament is a fictional work created by Jerome, doctor of the Catholic Church, (which came to life through Constantine 666 in Revelation 13:12-18), which floundered until he produced the Vulgate at the end of the 4th CAD. His diaries, letters, and biography reveal how he altered things to suit the religions' claims.

Through the contradictions and overturn of the nature of the Spirit into a Trinity God, designed on the Vedic gods of India, the spiritual people became like a desert. Their connection to the Spirit dried up and they turned to the systems of the world for answers.

Over the last few years the Spirit is back reclaiming its people. My commission to destroy the wall is part of it. As the spiritual waters pour over them many are reconnecting and turning away from the world as fear grips populations everywhere and massive migrations, famine, and climate change take effect. The recompence of God is seen in the faces of those who are not punished for their worship of fake gods.

Norma Holt has researched how governments are part of the World Order and the establishment set in place by the one with the number 666. This site explains in detail his work and legacy is an eye-opener Check out this site to understand the reason behind it that is set out and included in the plan of God to bring the earth as we know it to an end.

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Work Through Your Elephants Without Overwhelming Yourself

Do you ever start projects and don't finish them? There was such excitement in the beginning. The ideas were flowing and you felt that once you had all the pieces you needed, this would be your best project yet. But then something happens. Anything, really. And whatever it is, now feels like a barrier to being able to follow through on your plans. And so we have another unfinished project.

Let's discuss Ways to Follow Through without Overwhelming Yourself

1. DO A SELF-INVENTORY. Before even starting the project, do an inventory of the strengths you already have that can be used in your plan. Then think about what skills you need and what it's going to take to develop it.

2. PACE YOURSELF. Don't go full throttle just yet. Imagine the man running a 5K and he sprints the first mile, powering ahead and taking an impressive lead. Before he has a chance to be too proud of himself, he realizes he still has 2.1 miles to go and he's already winded. You know what happens next - he's no longer in the lead as one by one the runners who paced themselves started pulling in front of him. Not only did he come nowhere close to winning, he had exhausted himself so much in the beginning stages that he didn't even finish the race. Disqualified by his own exhaustion. Moral of the story: don't be that guy.

3. RESPECT THE VISION BOARD. Not your thing? Make it your thing. Go old school with it and clip what appeals to you out of magazines, brochures, and any other material that can help you create a collage of your best life. Get your scissors, glue, and markers ready 3rd Grade Art Class style. (Glitter optional).

4. TALK LESS, DO MORE. I talk to my clients about an interesting habit some people have which is to talk, brainstorm, philosophize, theorize, and conceptualize. Basically do everything except for take real action. It makes them feel like they're working on things when in reality they've just been thinking about working on things. The Visioning stage should be just that, a stage. Not a place where you get stuck in your mind for years instead of moving into action phase.

5. BREAK THE ELEPHANT. Someone (I don't remember who but they must have been wise) once asked me: What's the best way to eat an elephant? To which I gave my thoughtful answer of: I don't know, how. Unknown Wise Person replied: One bite at a time. I liked it. I liked it so much I started sharing that with my clients. Like it so much I'm writing about it. Break the big tasks into bite-size pieces. As great of a multitasker I'm sure you are, take a mindful approach and focus on one thing at a time. And speaking of breaks - have some.

6. TAKE BREAKS. Not the eternal breaks where you step away from your project for awhile only to never return to it again. But legitimate breaks where you stop for a moment even before you get tired. You can take a pro-active approach to self-care. Go ahead and decide when and how long you'll put things down to let yourself regroup and refresh, then back to it.

I think the main key to completing projects is to keep working on them until they're done. That's right, there's no mind-blowing formula to it, and you probably don't need a weekend retreat to have that revelation. What you do need is stick-with-it-ness, self-motivation, and portion control as you work through your elephants.

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Chanel_C_Bowen LPC, LCAS, NCC, BC-TMH is a Mental Health Counselor and Clinical Addiction Specialist licensed in North Carolina and credentialed by NBCC as a National Certified Counselor and Board-Certified TeleMentalHealth provider. eCounseling over secure web-based platform and traditional office setting gives clients ability to receive services from comfort of their home or meet in a comfortable private office for face-to-face sessions. In her private practice, http://InnerRenovationsCounseling.com, Mrs. Bowen provides Faith-Forward Counseling & Therapeutic Yoga as clients engage in a Personal Inner Renovations Project to "Bring Forth a Greater You." Specializing in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive-Behavioral and Dialectical Behavior therapies, the psychotherapist helps a diverse clientele develop essential skills of Core Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation and Interpersonal Effectiveness, empowering them to improve relationships with self, others, and reclaim joy in life.

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