Prompted to look at Church spires!

[MagicMike]

I have received the time and number prompts for some time, but have just realised that I have been prompted to look in the direction of church spires and steeples also. For some time I have noticed that on a Motorway journey I frequently look across and see a church in the distance. I recently became aware of this form of prompting and in testing it I 'felt' there was a church behind a particular building. When I drove round the corner I saw that there was indeed a church there. Like the number prompts, it is a subtle thing that just happens naturally. Recently, my youngest daughter moved to a new flat. I asked her what the address was and it is 111A and from her 1st floor window there is a direct view of the local church steeple and clock. Wow! I have also experienced an amazing number of synchronistic events lately also. Love to all :-) Mike

[luvinlife]

Hi! It certainly seems like you're being prompted. I'm sure with meditation, you'll find out the answer as to what it means. Keep us posted. I'm very interested in hearing about it. Also, great address for your daughter!

Love, Clare

[jfarris]

.... Wow! I have also experienced an amazing number of synchronistic events lately also. Love to all :-) Mike

WOW!! is right!

I think you are right on the money, MagicMike! I think we can be prompted with just about anything that we find in our world. feathers, numbers, clocks,steeples, churches, clouds, u-name-it!

Light and Life,

Jody

[MagicMike]

Hi Guys!

Just had my best car prompt so far. On returning home from a taking a lady in a wheelchair I encountered this plate in front of me M111 MWA on a Skoda Superb. The MWA has to stand for Midwayer, doesn't it?? Mike

[gypsie]

Great prompts Mike I love the car one MWA very funny I bet you had a good laugh. I recently went into the Cathedral in Sydney St Mary's it's so beautiful. Anyway, I took this amazing photo of a chair with light shining all around it, when I showed it to George on a visit he said there was someone sitting in it. Churches can be a place of peace I find... I am having the photo copywrited as it is truly amazing as the chair is made of wood...
Great to see you on the board it was such a nice surprise to see your smiling face again....

Much love Gypsie Debs

[luvinlife]

Gypsie, (Deb), can we get to see that picture? Also, your above post on my computer is 444!!!! Yup, they're with you!!!

Love, Clare

[brianm]

Gypsie..... your posting time (above) is 7:44 p.m. and it is post #744

... and that's my double-numeric prompt for this afternoon
Thanks.

Cheers and Love, Brian.

[gypsie]

Yes the picture is something to behold ask George he saw it and said a celestial was sitting in the chair I really want copy-write done first as it will be possibly engulfed, the Pope apologized to Children who were abused from that chair, very symbolic. Promise I will get on the case need to visit the city I think?

Much love Gypsie funny how you both had prompts Love it just love it

[Sandy]

Hi Mike,

I definitely agree with Jody and feel anything can be used as a prompt. I love the idea of being prompted with a church steeple. I have always loved the old churches with those wonderful steeples. I think it stems partially from a poem I loved as a child called "The Best Game the Fairies Play." The funny thing is I am at my parents right now and have access to the words of that long ago poem. Here it is... Thanks for bearing with me...

The Best Game The Fairies Play

The best game the fairies play,
The best game of all,
Is sliding down steeples-
(You know they're very tall).
You fly to the weathercock,
And when you hear it crow
You fold your wings and clutch your things
And then let go!

And they have a million other games-
Cloud-catching's one,
And mud mixing after rain
Is heaps and heaps of fun;
But when you go and stay with them
Never mind the rest,
Take my advice-they're very nice,
But steeple sliding's best!

by Bose Flyeman

Well who knows... maybe there is more truth to that poem then fantasy. I'd love to think so anyway!
What fun!
Love,
Sandy