DIVINE INTERVENTION - The LOST Moses Code Movie

Greetings!

This morning, Dec. 22, 2025, I woke up with some negative emotions.  Past events surfaced in my mind.  Later, I wondered how I would conduct myself at this time.  I knew 'love is the key', but sometimes 'it is easier said than done'.  

  

After a cup of Earl Grey tea, I turned on the computer.  

Last night I joined a zoom meeting during which an astrologist named Moses gave an excellent talk on how to go about life in 2026.  I wanted to look up his website to see if I could watch the video again or read some more about 2026.  I realized I did not know his last name.  "Moses Code" came to my mind.  I thought, "His last name is 'Code'?  That's interesting!"  So I typed in 'Moses Code'.  That was when I learned James Twyman and others had produced

                                            The LOST Moses Code Movie

After my mystical experiences in the last quarter of 1999, I began to borrow lots of spiritual books from the library in 2000.  James Twyman's book The Emissary of Light - A Vision of Peace was one of the books that touched my heart.  After reading his book, I prayed to be an emissary of Light and Peace too.

Before this day (Dec. 22, 2025), I did not know there was a movie called The Lost Moses Code by James Twyman.  I decided to watch the movie.  As I watched, I realized what happened was not a coincidence.  The zoom meeting the night before, an astrologist named Moses, the negative emotion in the morning, the thought of looking up Moses Code on Google, the learning of James Twyman and the movie were intertwined in this experience of Divine Grace / Divine Intervention.  This experience reminded me that unconditional Love Is indeed the KEY in life.  

                                       

Was it easy to love all unconditionally?  No.  From time to time, most of us (me included) found it challenging to love all/others unconditionally.  In many ways, this was meant to be because earth was(is) a school, and relationship was(is) one of the most if not the most challenging lesson in life.   

Years ago while I was with the Tuesday healing prayer service circle in the small church, this card was drawn from a deck of A Course In Miracle cards.

                                 Every relationship is a Lesson in love

A brother said, "Relationship sucks because no matter how hard you try to love, there are always a few you just don't like them."   The brother was being honest with himself.  As human beings, we easily judged others as well as situations and formed an opinion of right or wrong / like and dislike.  Sometimes we might be the creator of our challenge, yet might not be aware of that.  (Re my post Every Relationship is A Lesson In Love .  In that post, I mentioned love included loving ourselves, and other posts on love and relationship.)  

In If he loves me enough, he would have . . ., I touched on the difficulty of loving unconditionally too.  As human beings, we often loved others with conditions or expectations.  If that was how divine love was (is), we might have failed miserably.  Love with acceptance, and allow others as well as ourselves the time and space to evolve or uncover the truth within; love with understanding, patience and kindness might be an easier approach toward others and self.

I loved the scenes near the end of The Lost Moses Code movie.  The singer sang I saw god the other day, and people on the street carrying big signs of god or goddess.  Dear friends, next time you walk on the streets, smile!  Remember, you are seeing gods and goddesses!  

Merry Christmas to All!

Love and Blessings,

Q of D

P. S.  The astrologist name is Moses De Busk

Another Experience of mind and body

Greetings!

In my post A.R.E.'s Thought for the Day and My Experience of Thought , I shared an experience that happened on May 25, 2025.  

That morning the except from Edgar Cayce's readings or Thought for the Day I received through email was "The mind governs the body more or less; consequently, the mind should dwell on beautiful things if we would have a healthy body."  In the afternoon, I had a hard time of opening a jar.  I was about to give up, and almost formed a negative thought of the strength of my hands.  At that very moment, I paused my thought as I remembered that "The mind governs the body".  With the heart of a child, I tried again.  I lifted up the lid of the jar without applying any force.

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Below was another experience of mind and body.

In recent years, leg cramps woke me up from my sleep every now and then.  My leg muscle tightened up, and my left / right foot curled in an uncomfortable fixed position.  The sudden pain was severe.  I learned online that the frequency of leg cramps increased as we got older.  I also learned what to do when this happened.  Still, it often took quite a while for the leg cramp to subside and the foot to return to the normal position.  The residue of muscle pain usually stayed for a while longer even though the leg cramp had stopped.

Since I was getting older, I took leg cramp as a normal happening at this stage of my life.  

Some months ago, the pain of leg cramp woke me up.  I rose from bed intending to hold my right foot that was beginning to curl.  As my hand reached the leg muscle that was tightening up, I found myself saying mentally "R E L A X, Muscle!  R e l a x . . . . . r e l a x . . r e l a x . ."  My leg muscle relaxed, and my foot relaxed too.  Leg cramp stopped.  Afterward, I lay in bed with a smile on my face and a heart full of gratitude.  

I had leg cramps two more times.  I learned if I woke up soon after leg cramp started, the pain stopped quickly as I told and massaged the muscle to relax; and, the pain did not linger afterward.  It took a bit longer if I woke up in the middle of a leg cramp.  'Relax, muscle" still helped, and it was way better than to go through the cramping dwelling in the sudden, severe pain.  In the past few months, I had not experienced leg cramp.  I believed the online health tips for seniors had helped.  For instance, I learned the importance of keeping my body hydrated, and plain water was the best; I also learned to move around or exercise a little.

What I shared was my personal experience.  Please consult your doctor for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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In the beginning of this post, I said I effortlessly opened the jar after I remembered that "the mind governs the body".  

Do you think I will (or can) open every jar or bottle by myself from now on?  😊

My answer to this question is "No."  In life, our experience may not necessary repeat itself.  Every experience is unique for we live in the moment of now.  I will ask for help if I need help.

 

The old me seldom asked for help.  The new me knew  Helping others and allowing others to help us can both be a source of joy .  Here was a paragraph or an incident in Growing old in Grace . 

Whenever I needed help in a store, I usually asked someone that looked friendly or cheerful.  One day while I was pondering who I should ask to help me, I saw a man walked past me.  He was tall and slim.  On his face was a look of gloomy as if he was depressed or sad.  I called out to him, "Sir, would you please help me . . ."  He walked back and got me two frozen TV dinners from the top shelf.  I looked into his eyes and said truthfully, "Thank you very much for your help."  We soon came across each other in the next lane.  I was glad to see that the gloominess on his face was gone!  We greeted each other with a smile.

Thank you for allowing me to connect with you through sharing my experiences.

Many Blessings,

Q of D