Dear Friends,

Anticipation is such a delicious thing. Our planet is so beautiful and I am so eager and ready to move about again and feast my eyes on these beautiful places and play with you beautiful friends.

For many years Jerry and I travelled this nation in our Monster Bus. We had four different buses over an 11-year span. We had such a wonderful time seeing the nation up close as we moved from city to city to meet with you. Jerry devised the perfect itinerary and we were always in the best weather! But, since we would sometimes be out on the road for 4 or 5 months at a time, an uplifting game we played often was, Jerry would describe to me (I was usually driving) what was happening at home with our family, what was likely blooming in the gardens, what food was being prepared in our favorite restaurants, and how wonderful we were going to feel when we arrived back there to see it, and feel it, and live it all in real live person. I enjoyed every single story he told to me. He was so good at focusing on the lovely details of all of it. It was the best example of what Abraham has been saying: Happy with what is, and eager for more! And while every story was soothing and often exhilarating, when we would arrive at one of those places that he had been describing our appreciation of it was spectacular!

This, I think, is how Jerry would be telling me the story of this cruise: “So we’re all together in the van, making our way to the ship. And then we turn that last corner and we will see our ship floating out there waiting for us. It is magnificent. It is so big! And then we will walk up the switchback ramp to get onboard. The walk up is invigorating. The air smells so good. Our body feels so good. We are so happy. And then, we step into the doorway of the ship and get our first glimpse of our floating home for the next 7 days. Lovely crew members offer us something to drink and the further into the ship we walk the happier we become. It’s a shift in perspective unlike any other. It is elegant. It is immaculate. And it is filled with old friends, and new friends, and a delicious feeling of right place, right time—good life! We will have the best Abraham workshop ever. People will be feeling so good they will easily take it all in.”

I won’t write more now, but I will continue to play this lovely game in my mind.

If you are interested, take a look at this gorgeous ship and these beautiful ports. I am so eager to play with you again like this!

Dear Friends,

Anticipation is such a delicious thing. Our planet is so beautiful and I am so eager and ready to move about again and feast my eyes on these beautiful places and play with you beautiful friends.

For many years Jerry and I travelled this nation in our Monster Bus. We had four different buses over an 11-year span. We had such a wonderful time seeing the nation up close as we moved from city to city to meet with you. Jerry devised the perfect itinerary and we were always in the best weather! But, since we would sometimes be out on the road for 4 or 5 months at a time, an uplifting game we played often was, Jerry would describe to me (I was usually driving) what was happening at home with our family, what was likely blooming in the gardens, what food was being prepared in our favorite restaurants, and how wonderful we were going to feel when we arrived back there to see it, and feel it, and live it all in real live person. I enjoyed every single story he told to me. He was so good at focusing on the lovely details of all of it. It was the best example of what Abraham has been saying: Happy with what is, and eager for more! And while every story was soothing and often exhilarating, when we would arrive at one of those places that he had been describing our appreciation of it was spectacular!

This, I think, is how Jerry would be telling me the story of this cruise: “So we’re all together in the van, making our way to the ship. And then we turn that last corner and we will see our ship floating out there waiting for us. It is magnificent. It is so big! And then we will walk up the switchback ramp to get onboard. The walk up is invigorating. The air smells so good. Our body feels so good. We are so happy. And then, we step into the doorway of the ship and get our first glimpse of our floating home for the next 7 days. Lovely crew members offer us something to drink and the further into the ship we walk the happier we become. It’s a shift in perspective unlike any other. It is elegant. It is immaculate. And it is filled with old friends, and new friends, and a delicious feeling of right place, right time—good life! We will have the best Abraham workshop ever. People will be feeling so good they will easily take it all in.”

I won’t write more now, but I will continue to play this lovely game in my mind.

If you are interested, take a look at this gorgeous ship and these beautiful ports. I am so eager to play with you again like this!

Dear Friends,

Anticipation is such a delicious thing. Our planet is so beautiful and I am so eager and ready to move about again and feast my eyes on these beautiful places and play with you beautiful friends.

For many years Jerry and I travelled this nation in our Monster Bus. We had four different buses over an 11-year span. We had such a wonderful time seeing the nation up close as we moved from city to city to meet with you. Jerry devised the perfect itinerary and we were always in the best weather! But, since we would sometimes be out on the road for 4 or 5 months at a time, an uplifting game we played often was, Jerry would describe to me (I was usually driving) what was happening at home with our family, what was likely blooming in the gardens, what food was being prepared in our favorite restaurants, and how wonderful we were going to feel when we arrived back there to see it, and feel it, and live it all in real live person. I enjoyed every single story he told to me. He was so good at focusing on the lovely details of all of it. It was the best example of what Abraham has been saying: Happy with what is, and eager for more! And while every story was soothing and often exhilarating, when we would arrive at one of those places that he had been describing our appreciation of it was spectacular!

This, I think, is how Jerry would be telling me the story of this cruise: “So we’re all together in the van, making our way to the ship. And then we turn that last corner and we will see our ship floating out there waiting for us. It is magnificent. It is so big! And then we will walk up the switchback ramp to get onboard. The walk up is invigorating. The air smells so good. Our body feels so good. We are so happy. And then, we step into the doorway of the ship and get our first glimpse of our floating home for the next 7 days. Lovely crew members offer us something to drink and the further into the ship we walk the happier we become. It’s a shift in perspective unlike any other. It is elegant. It is immaculate. And it is filled with old friends, and new friends, and a delicious feeling of right place, right time—good life! We will have the best Abraham workshop ever. People will be feeling so good they will easily take it all in.”

I won’t write more now, but I will continue to play this lovely game in my mind.

If you are interested, take a look at this gorgeous ship and these beautiful ports. I am so eager to play with you again like this!

Our love,

Esther
(and Abraham and Jerry)

Our love,

Esther
(and Abraham and Jerry)