Eyes on the Heart
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Love. Love is a very important virtue, for in the commandments the Lord tells us to love our neighbor as ourselves. It is very important to put your house in order in the eyes of God. It is easy to make order out of order, but it is not easy to make order out of disorder. Some days may be chaotic and the day becomes completely out of order. In those times I stop and I say “God help me to put this day back in order.” Then I discard the things that are not important and are messing up my day, by mentally putting them in a balloon and watching it fly out the window. This method really does work for me. When you love something, you don’t hate, for hate is a terrible problem for us because it just turns everything sour and the sweetness of love is not present. So we must always be encouraged to see the positive wherever we can and not let the negative turn into despair. Selah.
Joy. It is important to be Joyful because joy brightens our hearts and the graces are in abundance. Along with our joy we can smile. When we smile there is a healing in our members and a message is sent to other parts of our body. This is important because this joyful energy to our body parts can strengthen parts of our body that need healing. When I first learned that I would be blind I felt I never would be able to see my hair. How would I be able to comb my hair? How would I know what I look like. There is a story about an alleged war crimes criminal who was sent to prison for 25 years for a crime he did not commit. When it was time for him to be released, the authorities thought he was insane because of the way he responded to them after being in darkness for so many years. He did not make sense, they thought. After he was examined by the doctors, they found that he was sane and just needed to be placed in a good, healthy environment. The first thing the exprisoner did was ask for a mirror. There were no mirrors where he was in prison and he hadn’t seen his face in 25 years. When he saw his face in the mirror, he broke down in tears. The releasing of these toxic tears that were stored in his heart for all those years helped him to discard the past and and look forward to a joyful future. We need to keep ourselves in a joyful environment. Let go of the things in your life that make you unhappy and frown. If you don’t need those things, bring on the smile and be joyful. Selah
The Cardinal Virtues. There are 4 cardinal virtues. They are: prudence, justice, fortitude and temperance. These very powerful virtues are very important to mold our consciousness into a state where the Holy Spirit can live. Selah
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About the Book
This book has been written with the hope to encourage and inspire those who are blind and those who have been diagnosed with impending blindness. The spiritual messages of healing contained in this book may also be helpful for people with other handicaps, disorders or depression. I have been diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa, commonly referred to as RP and have been blind for 25 years. When you are blind or disabled, you need not be in total darkness or despair. With the shekinah, the guidance of the divine light, you can have the support of the third eye and the chakra, your inner self, and be placed in the hands of the Lord to guide you through your days here on earth. I am hopeful that you will find information in this book that may be helpful to obtain graces to experience “Eyes On The Heart.”
About the Author
Ginger DeAngelus Weber was born and raised in the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts, in the city of Pittsfield in September of 1939 to working class parents of pure Italian descent. She was surrounded by strong Italian family values and traditions plus a dedication to the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Faith.
In 1981 she was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) and gradually lost her eyesight until becoming totally blind 7 years later. Through the support of her famil, friends and her faith in the Holy Spirit she was able to muster the strength and energy to accept and to cope with her disability.
It is hoped that the spiritual and practical messages found in this book will be an inspiration for happiness, love, peace and the search for meaning in lives of those dealing with disabilities, especially blindness.