Spirit and Faith
Spirit and Faith
I never walk alone no matter where I go. My thoughts never go unheard nor do my
whispers fall on deaf ears. Always by my side waiting to hear my every thought and
holding me close at all times.
The things I whisper the wind carries as if to tell all the world there is a secret
stirring in the breeze. You see my thoughts and whispers are set free. No I am
never alone.
I have a warm feeling that surrounds and fills me with beautiful thoughts. I see
exciting things everywhere I look and know they are to remind me of what is known
within my heart and saved deep inside my mind. Somehow I know something more
spectacular is to come.
Together we travel this life and hold each other to light the path and guide the way.
Comfort comes from knowing, feeling, and sensing these things not shared with
others. Instinct I say, “Just a gut feeling”, but beside me, although those around me
are unaware ~ I never walk alone!
Soaring with love bound by heaven bringing intuition, wisdom and passion keeping
us connected stronger than any imagined emotion or dream. I know and feel life
lessons from sensing, acquiring and accumulating knowledge given gently as you
are forever influencing there beside me. Walk with me and keep me safe as you
open my window of curiosity with insight, reassuring with a peek of what’s on the
other side. Every beat of my heart and color of my soul follows a journey filled with
open-mindedness and love.
Knowing your there holding my dreams and safeguarding my heart with love gives
me the strength to follow unknown paths. Courage is being gently guided over
stepping stones with Intuition and held up as you walk by my side.
Debbie Knapp.
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