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What's Your PCW to God? Here are
some true experiences about discovering Personal Connector Words (PCW's) to God submitted by visitors to this site.
Why not complete the form on the bottom of the page and tell us about yours?
From Myron, United States, Maryland
Well for me i have been seeing the number 106 for 3-4 years
which is my b-day and when i first notice this it was there like everyday nonstop any and every where. It freak me out in
the begining because i didnt think i was going to make it to my b-day alive as if it was a calling on my life to get ready
for death, but 4years later im still here. at the end of the day its not a word but rather a number which i know is my birthday,
but dont truly understand why i see it so many times still.. i mean iv'e always knew what my b-day number was obviously but
this wierd thing that started back 3-4 years ago whith this number i still dont know what it truly mean but i'll ride with
it... thank you..., MJ
From Jill, United States, Sewickley, PA
From Nick, United States, Brooklyn, NY
Well.. it started 1 year ago but its not just 1 word 4
me.
it usuly comes thrue the radio (not always)examples.. (1) im playing card game on my phone and i get 6 & 2 the radio will at that sec.say ny beat nj 6-2 (2) im stoped by red light and i see a truck belonging to a sign company example (NEON SINGS) 4 no aparent reason my eyes are focused on the truck at that moment my pasengers start talking about hints and signs (3) sitting in my car my toes start itching i start scraching (they almost never itch) at that sec i hear the song 4 first or second time..It starts in my toes and I crinkle my nose (song bubly by Colbie Callait)..... these are just few of many examples. anyway im happy to know im not alone with this situation (my speling is bad i know my first language is not english) From Joyce, United States, California, PA
My word "Boston" has been with me for so many years now that I honestly can't remember exactly
when it started. I remember listening to the woman who made this website explaining the concept to me and wondering
if I could be lucky enough to find that word that would personally connect me to my Creator. I was going through a very difficult
time with my health and with work stresses at the time. I felt lost and so alone. I was full of fear. At some level I knew
that God would never abandon me but I was feeling so disconnected from Him and everyone else. I have always attended Mass
weekly and prayed daily - and still do. I tried to "hear" from Him but nothing seemed to be coming through. I must admit I
was quite skeptical at first. I figured you could create any sequence of events if you just kept looking for a word or a phrase
long enough. I didn't believe I could find a word, or really hear from Him, so I didn't. I remember the woman who made this
website asking me one day what city I would love to visit that would lift my spirits. Without thinking, the word "Boston"
came out of my mouth. It surprised even me. I had never been there (at that time) but always thought it was a place I wanted
to see. I felt so drawn there but had no idea why. I remember she just looked at me and smiled. Within hours the word seemed
to surround me! I turned on the TV and it was an advertisement for travels to "Boston"! I picked up a novel and the first
paragraph described the city where the story was based - "Boston"....songs on the radio, conference brochures, people telling
me about relatives in Boston, and on and on and on. For quite a period of time I felt like I couldn't escape it no matter
how much I tried to ignore it. It always appeared when I felt sad, or alone, or in pain. I would pray for strength and grace
and within literally minutes some reference to "Boston" would appear out of nowhere. I've now learned that God is there and
willing to "connect" with me whenever I'm willing to listen. Sometimes months pass when I don't "notice" or "receive" the
Boston message. As I look back on those times it is when I'm trying to do it on my own without His help, and we all know that
never works out in the end! My "Boston" sightings have increased recently and it gives me great comfort to know that I'm never
alone and that His grace and love is available to me at all times.
From Karen, United States, Pittsburgh, PA
In the summer of 2004, I learned about the concept of a
Personal Connector Word to God. I listened with interest, but secretly thought, "This doesn't make a bit of sense."
Since I pride myself on being practical and logical, I dismissed it. In November, I was at a conference in Miami,
Florida, and I heard the expression, "elephant in the room, " for the first time. On the way home, I was reading a novel,
and you guessed it, I read, "elephant in the room." When I landed in Pittsburgh, I looked up to see a circus sign
with an elephant on it. Could it be? Three references in a week that jumped out at me--could elephant be "my word?"
Months later, I was going through some personal struggles. My mother was very ill and our family feared the outcome.
I stood in my kitchen and decided to make myself some tea. I opened the box and a Red Rose Tea elephant appeared.
I knew God was communicating with me, and it gave me comfort. In the years since there have been hundreds of examples.
I remember anxiety at an important meeting; as I waited and glanced through a magazine, there was a story about elephants.
It gave me confidence and again, made me smile. We now laugh that it took something as big as an elephant to convince
me that we do in fact have a personal connector word to God. Rarely a day goes by that I don't see or hear a reference
to an elephant. Earlier this year, my husband had open heart surgery, my granddaughter had tuberculosis, and
my mother was ill once again. I like to say, "the elephants stampeded." I had references of elephants from radio
to television to magazines to personal conversation. But what I know is that those references were not coincidences--they
were God telling me that everything would be alright. I can't describe the comfort it gives me. My mother and daughter
have found their words, and I watch them smile when the reference is made. Find your personal connector word, and you
will have your own personal connection to God.
From Marge, United States, Bradenton, FL
I worked as a nurse manager in a
large nursing home for many years in the Bronx. I had dealings with
all levels and nationalities of staff (we prided ourself on over 90) when I did training. I am not sure when I noticed that nurses from India always seemed to be smiling and giving me gifts for no reason. I don't know why but I sensed there was an
affinity/spiritual thing I could not explain
(I used to laugh and think maybe I was Indian in another life). One
day a colleague at work (who was not Indian) spoke highly of a Dr. Bat, a GYN who was so great that he prevented her
having a hysterectomy. She was a religious person and always bragging about this Dr.Bat, Dr.Bat. I was shocked a short time later when my GYN told me that some cysts in my ovaries
had not shrunk enough and I might need surgery. I knew I needed a 2nd
opinion. I went to work and when the evening manager came to relieve me (she is Indian), she apologized for
being late and spoke of her other job at St. Joe's Hospital. That's where Dr. Bat was! That's where this manager worked as
a charge nurse as a second job--the outpatient surgery wing. I knew that Dr. Bat would be kind, thorough
and trustworthy even before I made the appointment. But, it wasn't until I got to his office that I found out "Bat"
was short for a long Indian name! I hadn't known he was Indian. Here I had been directed to an Indian man to
guide me through a tough time. A time of fear and anxiety. And, he did the surgery and all went well! Since that time 7 yrs
ago, Indian men show up for me in unusual places and ways. I went on a tour to Italy with a group from rural Pennsylvania
and there was an older Indian couple on the tour; and wherever I went, the Indian man went. In the Sistine Chapel, where there
are hundreds of spaces to sit on benches to look up at the ceiling--and all the spaces seemed to be taken--I secured an open
spot. We all sat crowded, in awe of the ceiling. Suddenly, the person sitting next to me got up and, sure enough, the
Indian man from the tour spied the spot and sat right next to me! There were thousands of people in there, but
a spot next to me opened up and there he was! I couldn't forget the guy if I tried, because he is literally in many of
my Italy pictures in the background! After these two curious encounters with Indian men, it made me aware of the strange coincidence
of "Indian men" and me. That's when I started noticing it, more and more. Indian men started coming into my space
or line of vision in the most unusual ways........and many times when I am stressed or unsure of myself. Most recently I
was driving in New Mexico and got lost. I stopped and went into a gas station in the middle of nowhere. I almost
laughed out loud when I saw a young Indian man behind the counter. I knew God was with me, and I'd get out of my predicament.
I did. This year when we landed in Geneva for a Swiss tour, and there was no tour director there to meet us, the anxiety
started to set in. Like clockwork, a group of Indians came through the gate, smiling, and mulled around us. I
knew it was a sign from the universe that all is well! Chill out and enjoy! And sure enough, our tour director
came striding toward us in a few minutes. So, I guess my PCW is "Indian men." A strange one to be sure, but a very comforting
one!
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