If I were in the hotseat today, I wouldn’t have a question for Abraham. I’d only want to express my gratitude to them.
It was the last year that they actually had a workshop in Dallas, when I was called on to sit in the hotseat. It wasn’t my first time in the hotseat but this time I trembled like a cross between the Scarecrow and the Cowardly Lion coming before the Wizard of Oz. :) My question was that important to me.
It was about my adopted son. He came to us as a foster child when he was just a little over 4 months old. He chose to come into more contrast than anyone I personally know. Abraham said he and I were vibrationally similar in non-physical. They also said that someday that he and I, if we were wanting, would write material that would revolutionize the way that people viewed bipolar and abused children. I never told Abraham anything about him having a diagnosis of ‘bipolar’, which he did at the time. But I forgot they know everything.
I absolutely know that Abraham spoke through me the first time I said to my son:
‘you are much more of a Lover than a hurter’. Today when I ask my son, ‘who are you?’ He replies, ‘I am a Lover’. And they are not just words to him, he means it.
You can’t interact with this now approaching adolescent young boy and not come away knowing that he is a Lover.
It could have gone so many ways. Many professionals have said you do not see the level of compassion and lovingness in a child with this kind of history.
I was already listening to Abraham when he first came to us. I haven’t stopped listening, though sometimes now there are long gaps between actually listening to a CD. My heart already knows.
And Abraham, thank you could not express how deeply grateful I am that you were the conduit through which I helped my son remember what he came in already knowing. Yes, my son, you are a Lover. We are all Lovers. I love you Abraham.
