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The First Time I SAW Angel

I was Just Seventeen

By Mariann CarrollPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
The First Time I SAW Angel
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He looked like a man in a white glowing silhouette suit. That’s the best way I can describe him, the Angel I saw. There was a serenity about him.

I saw him the day before an earthquake. He did not speak to me at all. I was not supposed to be scared of him. It’s like he was giving me a reassuring message without saying a word.

Like other people they embrace their gift of knowing what’s ahead. I fear this gift since I was a child. He try to prepare me from changes.

He told me in spirit, prayers are the way to replished my source of energy power. So I pray more than most people. He told me in spirit to fast to keep me from being sick. He tell me to not worry, but I still worry.

He has heal people through me. Everyone has their own role in expressing a message from God. I was never about making money because God always provided.

Children give the gift at looking at things like it was for the first time. Have you felt the joy when you introduced snow for the first time to a child?

Pets come into our life like angels. Things that overwhelm us does not when pets are around. They distract us from our negative emotions.

This Angel let me see things our five senses cannot see. I never name this Angel because he already have a name. He walked the earth more than a thousand times before me. People never change they make the same mistakes over and over again.

Enlightenment is really our goal when we live on the earth plain or realm sort of speak.

We are just here to learn before we join our Heavenly Father.

God is Love ❤️

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About the Creator

Mariann Carroll

Proactive for positive change.Born in the City of Chicago ,Illinois.

Multi race .Studied in a foreign country .Fluent in several languages .

fascinated by diversity.A Romantic and a dreamer.Interest in healthy living

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    Written by Mariann Carroll