Wonder of Wonders!

[joewiggs]

Fifteen years ago I had an opportunity to travel through Colorado where I saw the most beautiful and awe inspiring sight of my life. Traveling on a winding road that weaved itself through the majestic mountains native to that region, I was struck by the sight of vast acreage of towering, green trees stretching toward the sky like a thousand replicas of Jacobs' ladder.

Carole and I stopped the car and got onto the roadway and simply stared at the green behemoths of wonder like two little children, mesmerized by such wonderful splendor.

In a way I have never been able to explain and, apparently never will ,I believed I was looking upon the face of God! I have never felt so humble as I did at that moment in my life.

Have you ever had a similar experience wherein the wonders of nature seem to be a portal into the realm of glory? If you had please share them with the other members as I have.

Good thoughts make for good feelings.

[whitebull]

When I was about ten years old I was spending the night with my cousin at his house in Rocky Mount, N.C. We were both asleep when all of a sudden I woke up and saw a bright, blue light moving along the ceiling. it reached the wall opposite from where we was sleeping and just stayed there for awhile. the funny thing was I wasn't scared because the light was so pretty. It was like nothing I had ever seen before!

I could hear a soft voice coming from it but I couldn't make out what the voice was saying. After awhile the light went to the bedroom door, slid down and disappeared under the door.

I didn't understand then what happened and I still don't understand what happened. All I know that I will remember it for a long time. I have never been happier then when I saw that light.

[tbw]

Geesh... And we're expected to follow that one? Did I ever tell ya about the one where I pee'd down the Presidents leg? Not even close is it?

[joewiggs]

WB, if I saw the something that you described or, for that matter, anything close to it I believe I would have fainted dead away!

[strange]

I saw a big cloud in the sky that looked like this...

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[tbw]

Nov 19, 2012 19:16:58 GMT -5 strange said:

I saw a big cloud in the sky that looked like this...

damned if it ain't Custer's boot! I wonder what he might have meant by that?

[whitebull]

All kidding aside folks what happened to me was serious and I will never forget it. I felt something I never felt before or since. When Wiggs talked about how he felt it just reminded me of my experience.

[joewiggs]

I apologize if I misunderstood your motive for your post WB.

[tbw]

Nov 20, 2012 8:05:45 GMT -5 whitebull said:

All kidding aside folks what happened to me was serious and I will never forget it. I felt something I never felt before or since. When Wiggs talked about how he felt it just reminded me of my experience.

Its still a tough act to follow. Kudo's

[stumblingbear]

There are so many experiences in life that are hard to explain. The fact that the "blue light" made you feel good tells me that it was a good thing and, if seeing it made you happy than you are very fortunate to have experience it!

[whitebull]

It's real hard to explain how I felt inside because I went real fast from scared to death to feeling calm and not afraid. The voice I heard may be feel warm inside. I wish that I could have another experience like that one again.

Its real easy to look at somethings that are odd as all get out and ignore it as a part of your imagination. I just wonder why people think that God does not have the power to send a message by anyway he wants to?