Each person is here for a purpose. Each person has their own unique Spirit Path. This path is shaped by the decisions that are made each day. It is also shaped by the karma of past acts and the interaction with others. We will explore how to get on the path that is your destiny.
Walking the Spirit Path 
Hi Jim!
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Very nice site, Rev. Jim!
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Love this website! Keep up the good work 🙂
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In embracing my parents’ leaving, I resonated with the story of easy passing. It was told to me that after my Mom passed, my Dad’s caretaker immediately drove him to her facility, because she knew he ” would have wanted to be there ” when Mom left this world. When he entered her room he said that she looked great, but that she is dead. It was his eternal love for my mother to claim she was still beautiful, and compassion for his caretaker that he was not anxious about this event. Like your parents, I believe our elders know this road is short. In the meantime, we will care deeply, as your poetry expresses. Thank you for the message, Rev. Jim!
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Those that have been together in love for a long time see the beauty in their partners that extends beyond outward appearances.
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Even though it is an animated children’s movie, Coco really speaks to our connection with those who love and care for us on both sides of life! You may want to check it out!
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Jim, great site want to heat more from you hear more. Any publications you could recommend? I am on a liver transplant list at osu. This all helps me.
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Karen: We will put you on our prayer list for the Christian Spiritualist Temple. I don’t know of alternative therapies for liver issues.
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absolutely love that you have this up now! Coming up on an anniversary– total one year anniversary for the monumental achievement of spirit, science and modern medical life extension
permitted to me by the universe with sincere, compassionate, close monitoring by Rev. Jim….
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Rick, thanks for following me. These are interesting times, but we will make progress.
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The health section is one of my interests. I have discovered that
the food industry combined with Pharmaceuticals, is a detriment to human health. Neither is ultimately concerned with the positive health , only filling their pockets . This is a disgrace , because that means their God is “ Money”💰.
To eat healthy and live a healthier life consists of Organic foods and following the guidance of the Bible- Torah, Sanskrit, and
other ancients writings as to what is considered to be unclean versus clean consumable items.
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Karen, I am relatively new to Word Press, and I didn’t see this comment until today, July 12.
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Thank you for your uplifting messages on the site. They have deep connections for me. I appreciate your heart.
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Debbie, we are both “helpers” doing what we can. The world and the two of us can use all the help we can get.
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Hi Jim,
Can i participate in this? Thankyou.
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Lori, I am glad you are reading the stuff on revjimhetzer.com. I look forward to your comments.
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Hi Lori:
I am delighted to see your comments, and look forward to what you have to say. Thanks.
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Hello Jim, I haven’t talked to you in a long time, hope you are in good health, I wonder if you could help me with the contact information of Laura who once worked as clergy at the downtown church, I’d like to get back to her regarding a prophecy she gave me ten years ago that would come to pass for me now, and I’d like to inform her how it’s turned out. Thank you, Wayne
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I sent you Laura’s phone number. Here it is again:
614-800-6677.
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Your collection of spiritual poems explores the multifaceted aspects of the human experience and our journey towards spiritual growth. With themes encompassing love, self-discovery, overcoming addiction, finding inner peace, pursuing justice and equality, cherishing connections beyond death, and the indomitable spirit within us, each poem presents a distinctive perspective that inspires deep contemplation on life’s profound meaning, our relationships, and our inherent connection to the divine. These beautifully crafted poems invite readers to embark on a reflective and transformative exploration of the soul.
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