Yes, I’m smiling – the “pearly gates” are definitely a figment of imagination, pulled from images I cultivated in the past. It’s a “cute” way of expressing the question of what they expect or hope when they “arrive” to heaven. It’s meant to be entertaining as well as revealing. It reveals what people think of God and themselves.

You’re absolutely right – creating fear is a way to establish boundaries – but the “wrong” kind, I believe. Fear separates – that’s the boundary you must be talking about. Dissolving fear would definitely stimulate a new kind of dialogue, especially if a person has lived with it for a long time.

To believe God and heaven are within you would suggest the gates proposed as “Pearly” are a figment of some human’s imagination. If you sense Higher Forces regularly speak though you, and you are moving to dissolve expectations, then you accept what comes and do not question. To evolve to love everyone, everywhere draw attention to the power of self-acceptance. As a person chooses to shift perspectives, he realizes creating fear is a way to establish boundaries. Dissolving boundaries redefines danger, risk and stimulates new kinds of dialogue.

Me too – I felt somewhat wistful when it came to an end but at least all four parts of my interview with her will forever be imprinted inside this blog. It can be referred to anytime, anywhere.

Best wishes for your interview with her. She’s a joy and delight to converse with. Your readers will benefit just as much as mine did. Consider yourself lucky to be asking her questions – she’s a hoot.

I hated to see your interview come to an end. Lorelle is an awesome woman, isn’t she. I love her energy and willingness to help others. Having read blog posts of hers where she describes her schedule, it amazes me how she fits it all in. I have to wonder, does she sleep?

Recently she granted me an interview (part 1 started today). This time she’s answering questions I asked her to help new bloggers (my niche). All of her answers are so thorough, and like you said, complete with the coding.

Thanks again for a fabulous interview (series).

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