Author Archives: David Lee Moser

Exploration: “The Red Thread”

The red thread theory (or Red Thread of Fate) is an East Asian belief that an invisible, unbreakable cord connects those destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstances. Originating from Chinese mythology, it posits that this thread, which may tangle or stretch, ties people to their soulmates or significant life connections. Bloom | Empowering the Military Teen +4Continue reading “Exploration: “The Red Thread””

Meditation and Prayer for the Day – March 2

Meditation for the DaySpirit-power comes from communication with God in prayer and times of quiet meditation. I must constantly seek spirit communication with God. This is a matter directly between me and God. Those who seek it through the medium of the church do not always get the joy and the wonder of spirit communicationContinue reading “Meditation and Prayer for the Day – March 2”

Life Experiences and Growth…

This is a fairly easy question to answer. Those difficult, heart-wrenching experiences I’ve had in life are those that show the most potential for growth. Twenty-three plus years ago, I faced the most difficult time I’ve experienced in life. Without going into a lot of details, let’s just say my whole world was turned upsideContinue reading “Life Experiences and Growth…”

Weather Roller Coaster….

Here we are at the beginning of the month of March and once again a roller coaster of sorts for the local weather. After a gorgeous Sunday, with high temperatures in the mid-70s, we taken another big dip in the temperatures. Here at 5:30 p.m., we’re nearly thirty degrees colder than we were at thisContinue reading “Weather Roller Coaster….”

That’s a Really Good Question…

This is a question I have not yet been able to fully answer. I recently joined the Presbyterian church and was told in the pastor’s classes that a part of their faith was predestination. I don’t know if that’s exactly the same thing as fate/destiny, but I’ll take it as so. I’m not sure weContinue reading “That’s a Really Good Question…”