Posted by Dena on April 16, 2005, at 9:03:34
In reply to Lou's reply to Dena » Dena, posted by Lou Pilder on April 15, 2005, at 21:59:50
> Dena,
>
> You wrote,[...could you tell it again...?].
> When I posted the 2end Gate, I only gave a small part of what I experianced.
> When the Gate opened, There was a Great Gulf. And there was a bridge, made of rope, that spanned the Great Gulf so that only one person could travel across at a time. At the other end, that I could hardly make out, was a Rider on a horse. The span was about 2000 feet in the air so that I could hardly make out what was in the bottom of the Great Gulf. But I could see a river, and there fires burning and pillers of smoke. A great cloud was above me and there was a sprinkling of rain falling on me. Each step across the bridge caused the bridge to sway and I thought of turnning back.
> But the Rider signaled with His hands to me to keep comming over. He yelled out,"Passover, Passover."
> Great bolts of lightning were hitting the ground and the winds picked up and the bridge was swaying violently. Then the Rider spoke something and the wind stopped and the sun shined and the cloud and rain were gone in an instant. Thr bridge stopped swaying and all was calm. I made it to the other side and I looked back and the Gate was gone, the bridge was gone so that no one could cross the Great Gulf and I could not go back.
> Lou
I see so much creative symbolism in your experience Lou. But, rather than me taking a stab at it, why don't you interpret it for us...What did it mean to you, and how did it affect your life?
And ... do you have an on-going relationship with The Rider?
Thank you for sharing it again... I didn't get to read it previously.
Shalom, Dena
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