HEALING ACROSS TIME II - Leigh, Lorrie
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"I have to ask again, Lorrie. What are you thinking? Why would you tell on yourself and members of your family and family lines to the whole world?" Answer: "Because the Holy Spirit asked me to so others can learn that healing for oneself, members of one's family, and one's family lines is possible." The Holy Spirit prompted questions for me to ask that gradually uncovered issues needing forgiveness, clearing, and healing in myself and my Soul line, and in our family and family lines, along with the roots of those issues and how to deal with them. They included centuries-old curses, hypnotic…mehr

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"I have to ask again, Lorrie. What are you thinking? Why would you tell on yourself and members of your family and family lines to the whole world?" Answer: "Because the Holy Spirit asked me to so others can learn that healing for oneself, members of one's family, and one's family lines is possible." The Holy Spirit prompted questions for me to ask that gradually uncovered issues needing forgiveness, clearing, and healing in myself and my Soul line, and in our family and family lines, along with the roots of those issues and how to deal with them. They included centuries-old curses, hypnotic implants, and infestation by negative (dark) energies. I pray that my story will help many other people, families, and family lines be cleared and healed.
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My name is Lorrie Leigh (pen name). I am a mother and grandmother who has lived and is living a mostly ordinary life. What is not ordinary about my life is the spiritual journey the Holy Spirit led me on to bring healing to myself, members of my family, and people (Souls) in our family lines. Raising our children is my greatest accomplishment. I stayed home until the two youngest were in the middle grades, then I did part-time office work and bookkeeping. My husband and I divorced when the youngest were 13 and 16. I led a busy life. For many years I baked all our bread, raised a large garden, canned most of our vegetables, and did sewing alterations for customers. I taught catechism and played the organ at church for ten years. Suffice it to say I made good use of my abilities. I call that "living an ordinary life."