It sounds ever so simple 'smile'.
It's what we do when we meet people, when we're having our photo taken or when we like someone. But what does a 'smile' mean?
In simple terms it's an outward expression of how your heart or soul resonate with a situation.
We can all tell a false smile immediately; it's as if we can sense there is no heart or soul behind it.
So to honestly smile and mean it we need to connect with our hearts and souls and beam brightly with the result.
For some people a smile, even from a stranger can re-engage them with their hearts and souls. It makes a deep connection in that fleeting second and if you have ever tried it, you will almost always get a smile in return.
The angels taught me when I was young that the intention I held in my heart when doing anything was the genuine reason for doing it. This intention was the true and divine purpose of my actions and would always steer me in the right direction. So when I smile it is genuine, as I am tapping into a deep connection between my heart and soul and the resounding smile is truly heart felt and heart given.
Smile at someone today, connect with how you feel when you do it.
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Many thanks and blessings Cora x
Heaven's Gate
So you've done it, lived your life, been good and kind, a spiritual person, gave to charity and worked hard.
So you arrive at Heaven's Gate - what next?
Poor old Saint Peter shuffles forward with a clipboard in hand, "Just a few questions and then you can be on your way," he mumbles.
Somethings obviously are the same as on earth, you think to yourself.
So what are the questions?
Well everyone is different and we all live very different lives, even within families.
What questions do you think you'll be asked?
Some of you will say, well i've never thought about that, mmmm let me see...
Okay so its not something you expect to think about regularly, I agree. But honestly why not give it a few minutes now?
Some of the things you won't be asked are :
So how many bedrooms did your home have?
How many houses did you own?
How many acres of land? Really that many !
You drove a what? Nice !!!
Bank balance please? That many zeros!
Income before tax ?
How many plasma TV's?
How many people did you walk over to get to your current employment position?
Where did you holiday?
etc ...
So to think about some you might be asked :
Who did you help when they didn't ask for your help?
How kind were you to people you didn't like?
How many times did you do it because you knew it was the right thing to do?
How many times did you forgive people who did and said hurtful thing to you?
How many times did you turn the other cheek?
How often did you just sit and listen?
How many times did you wipe the slate clean and begin again?
How often did you cry when you couldn't see a solution to a situation?
Did you love with an open and just heart?
What intention did you hold in your heart before you did something for someone else?
If you're being really honest you might find that one or two from the top list creep into your questions, however, it's what you're asked when you get there that's important not what you answer today.
Which list do you want to answer when you reach Heaven's Gate ?
