So we ventured out onto the streets to begin our exploration. We walked through the area of Kings College and noticed that there were several beautiful churches. We stumbled upon a bronze statue of St. Francis, so I stopped to take a picture. Just as I was about to take the picture a squirrel ran up , stood on the statue under the animal and looked right at me. I thought that was really interesting.
As soon as I was half way through my prayer the sound of church bells began ringing from a church behind me. That was a little mind blowing for me and a sure sign that my prayers were being heard. We spent a good amount of time here sitting on the park beach just observing everything and enjoying the m
The restaurant was packed so we requested to sit outside where
We were walking out of the restaurant and Lisa nabbed us going out the door. She said "Meeting you is definitely meant to be. I just saw you in the paper and really wanted to come to your event." I started to give Lisa a few messages and she began to show some tears. This is why I did not want to say anything during dinner, good thing her shift was now over. It was nice to be able to bring some closure and validation to someone that truly needed it. Lisa did come to the event and I spoke to her and more messages came through for her. Thank you Lisa for the great service, your smile and for allowing me to give you the messages you needed.
Today we awoke to a town that seemed empty and headed to breakfast. All the stores were closed which was really odd, even the CVS is closed Sunday. We went back to our rooms and got ready for the show and check out. After checking out we went directly to the banquet room to get things ready. We were greeted by two young ladies who said they have been waiting since 11:30 this morning. They heard about the event and wanted to make sure they were able to get tickets, bless them for being so kind. We set up and I went into another room to begin my prayer and meditation.
I was surprised that Bob sold many tickets at the door which does not happen often. This was a great bunch of people who were so welcoming. My connections were very strong and the messages extremely validating. I was able to get to more people then usual which was very nice. Beings there were so many connections I really don't recall much of the details. I know my first connection was with a young man who was determined to get him message to his mother and sister in the audience. Then there was another son coming through for a mother along with a brother in law who was murdered by his wife.
The young man who was murdered was sending through a message of apology. He blamed himself for what happened and said he deserved it because of the abuse he put his wife through. He was determined to let his sister-in-law know that he has forgiven his wife for what happened. All together it was an excellent event. There was even a daughter who wanted to make sure her mother in the front row knew she was at peace and in God's hands.
I did a book signing after the event and everyone was so nice. I'm so glad that I had the opportunity to bring so much healing to such a wonderful group of people. There was also a very nice young lady by the name of Sheena who came to do an article for the local Times Leader Newspaper in Wilkes-Barre. We talked a bit and the paper will be running the article in their paper sometime this week, I think tomorrow. Click here to read the article. Thank you Sheena and thank you everyone in Wilkes-Barre, I will see you again soon.
Thank you for allowing me to share my experiences with you all. God Bless.....
Joseph
1 comment:
Joseph,
I live in Wilkes-Barre, and I was in Newtown PA over the weekend, and heard WBCB. When I got home I looked up the weblink, and so I listened to your show on Tuesday for the first time. I didn't know you were going to be in town. But I saw you in Wilkes-Barre on Friday, walking down the street! I saw your "I see dead people" shirt, and I was going to ask you about it, but I was pressed for time, and decided not to. Now I wish I had!
This is a "ghost town" all right, but not like what you were talking about on the show! Many downtown buildings have a ghost or two.
Next time you come, let me show some to you. :-)
The Blessed Grotto is an interesting place. I took photos there in about 1988, and when the pictures were developed there were blue rays like lightning coming down from the sky over it. (I saw nothing there at the time.)
The many churches were built in the late 1800s and early 1900s, when the area had more millionaires per capita than many other areas in the country, but now they are relatively empty; relics of another time pretty much, though still impressive. People here still have faith, but they don't go to church so much.
I hope to see you soon. Best wishes to you and yours.
Byrdsmaniac in Wilkes-Barre
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