Once upon a time, there was a world. It had three types of people in it. Those who walked a path of fear. Those who walked a path of faith and those who were lost. There were two realities; one that was visible to the senses and the other visible to the soul. Those on a path of fear, would see all things worldly. Those on a path of faith would feel the beauty. Those who were lost were incapable of neither seeing or feeling. Elise Icten
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Once upon a time, there was a world. It had three types of people in it. Those who walked a path of fear, those who walked a path of faith, and those who were lost. There were two realities; one that was visible to the senses and the other visible to the soul.

Those on a path of fear, would see all things worldly. Those on a path of faith would feel the beauty. Those who were lost were incapable of neither seeing or feeling.

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