Pulling the Root

I have tried twice to publish this message  and both times the computer froze. So I believe this

If you have just joined us do yourself a favor and go back over the past blogs

to receive full understanding.

Pulling the Root.  When something is planted it starts with a seed and the longer

it stays in the ground and has water and sunshine, nutrients it will grow deeper

and deeper and spread further than you can see until you go to attempt to pull

it up and WOW you are amazed how settled in it has become.

Same with your roots of feeling and emotions the longer you carry them either

positive or negative they will have roots that will grow and grow settling in

somewhere.  How do you know what they are, look at your words you have been

 speaking today? They will reflect the belief of your heart.  Were they uplifting

encouraging, hopeful looking and expecting something good to happen or are

you looking at the present time of the  reality of life and confessing how bad, sad and

down it or someone is? So if you draw an imaginary line from your mouth back

down into your body those feelings emotions you have been speaking are

looking for a place to settle and when their there long enough you will feel the

physical symptom of where the root has settled.

Several years ago I was on one of my wandering walks and it felt like everything

had come crashing down on me. Everything from relationships to business and

my children were the little ducklings just following mom. 

So i physically threw my arms up in the air and said Jesus I Give!  Just what he

had been waiting for, Cindy to surrender and admit she on her own power was

eventually making a mess of everything.  She needed help, a partner and not

a natural man but a supernatural one "Jesus". The one who came and took

all our  sins, sickness, disease, iniquities ( a sin that has become a habit) away

with the shedding of his blood. Repentance and confession is the first step to

the process of the journey to turn your life around.

Unforgiveness was my deepest root, join me next how I dealt with that.

Good to have you stop in.