In my last article on recognizing external spirits let me explain a spirit intercession.
Right. I was not supposed to be in that accident, so spirit interceded.
Blessings from your eat pray love girl,
We all have examples of how spirit intercedes to assist us.
I have many examples, but here is one I remember vividly when I was working on
a temporary engagement and spent a lunch time at an overdue eye doctor
appointment. Coming back from the appointment, I was running late and put
peddle to metal in the left lane riding close to the tail end of a white SUV
with an interesting pictorial display on its back hatch. Because I am in tune,
I usually sense when there are police around, but for some reason today I did
not see the officer parked in plain sight on the left side of the road under
the overpass.
He pulled me over and asked me, “Didn’t you see me?”
"No," I
sheepishly admitted, but after a few minute chat with him somehow only received
a warning citation for less than 10 miles over instead of the hefty ticket
based on my actual 25+ miles over speed that I was driving.
I pulled away and was stopped about 5
minutes down the road in bumper to bumper traffic. 'Could
this delay get any worse,' I thought. As I inched forward I could see
that there was an accident and as always I said a prayer for those involved in
the crash. As the cars involved in the crash came into sight there it was, that
same white SUV with the pictorial display on its back hatch that I was driving
behind, now mangled along with several other cars. I looked up and said thank
you to spirit.
Right. I was not supposed to be in that accident, so spirit interceded.
LeeZa Donatella
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