AUSPICIOUS DAY... A TRUE STORY
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From: Ram V.
Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2008, 7:56 PM
Subject: Auspicious day... A true Story
Reply to: 265667
ID: 265683

Subject: The Stranger Who Helped A Norwegian Woman....A True Story Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2008 16:53:34 -0500

> > Oct 05, 2008The Norwegian newspaper VG has reported a truly > > amazing story about a newly-wed trying to get to Norway to > > be with her husband, and the stranger who helped pay an > > unexpected luggage surcharge. The blog 'Leisha's > > Random Thoughts' has translated the story.It was 1988, > > and Mary Andersen was at the Miami airport checking in for a > > long flight to Norway to be with her husband when the > > airline representative informed her that she wouldn't be > > able to check her luggage without paying a 100 > > surcharge:When it was finally Mary's turn, she got the > > message that would crush her bubbling feeling of > > happiness.You'll have to pay a 103 dollar surcharge if > > you want to bring both those suitcases to Norway , the man > > behind the counter said.Mary had no money. Her new husband > > had travelled ahead of her to Norway , and she had no one > > else to call."I was completely desperate and tried to > > think which of my things I could manage without. But I had > > already made such a careful selection of my most prized > > possessions", says Mary.As tears streamed down her > > face, she heard a 'gentle and friendly voice' behind > > her saying, 'That's okay, I'll pay for > > her.'Mary turned around to see a tall man whom she had > > never seen before.He had a gentle and kind voice that was > > still firm and decisive. The first thing I thought was, Who > > is this man?Although this happened 20 years ago, Mary still > > remembers the authority that radiated from the man.He was > > nicely dressed, fashionably dressed with brown leather > > shoes, a cotton shirt open at the throat and khaki pants, > > says Mary.She was thrilled to be able to bring both her > > suitcases to Norway and assured the stranger that he would > > get his money back. The man wrote his name and address on a > > piece of paper that he gave to Mary. She thanked him > > repeatedly. When she finally walked off towards the security > > checkpoint, he waved goodbye to her.Who was the man?Barack > > Obama.Twenty years later, she is thrilled that the friendly > > stranger at the airport may be the next President and has > > voted for him already and donated 100 dollars to his > > campaign:-He was my knight in shining armor, says Mary, > > smiling.She paid the 103 dollars back to Obama the day after > > she arrived in Norway . At that time he had just finished > > his job as a poorly paid community worker* in Chicago , and > > had started his law studies at prestigious Harvard > > university.Mary even convinced her parents to vote for > > him:In the spring of 2006 Mary's parents had heard that > > Obama was considering a run for president, but that he had > > still not decided. They chose to write a letter in which > > they told him that he would receive their votes. At the same > > time, they thanked Obama for helping their daughter 18 years > > earlier.And Obama replied:In a letter to Mary's parents > > dated May 4th, 2006 and stamped 'United States Senate, > > Washington DC', Barack Obama writes:'I want to thank > > you for the lovely things you wrote about me and for > > reminding me of what happened at Miami airport. I'm > > happy I could help back then, and I'm delighted to hear > > that your daughter is happy in Norway . Please send her my > > best wishes. Sincerely, Barack Obama , United States > > Senator'.The parents sent the letter on to Mary.Mary > > says that when her friends and associates talk about the > > election, especially when race relations is the heated > > subject, she relates the story of the k ind man who helped > > out a stranger-in-need over twenty years ago, years before > > he had even thought about running for high office.Truly a > > wonderful story, and something that needs to be passed along > > in the maelstorm of fear-and-smear politics we are being > > subjected to right now.UPDATE: Thanks for the recommends, > > folks! Also, remember this was 1988, when 100 dollars was > > quite a bit of money, compared to today's value. > > This answers Mad McCain Question "Who Is The Real > > Barak Obama?" !

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Get energized by the Authenticity at work.

Love.......Ram

--- On Wed, Nov 5, 2008, in msg265667, S´ace G root wrote ---

hi starr,

thanks for sharing this interesting thought ...

it weaves strngs of wisdom - time will tell ...

Barack Hessein Obama

i experience another oracle which came to me some years ago ...

it is getting a numerical vibration from a characterstring as a given name ...

here 2 character string are converted:

Barack Obama : 2 1 9 1 3 11 - 12 2 1 13 1 # 27 - 29 #56 (11)

Hessein : 8 5 8 8 5 9 13 #56 (11)

so that gives 11:11 ; somehow that sound familiar ...

well if it was not a valid oracle reading at least this is giving fun / hopeful thoughts ...

namaste s' ace

bivid-decodex: A-M & Z-N convert to 1-13 in the numerical realm ;-)

oops - sorry for giving kin53 as a dreamspell oracle for april 4, 2009 (i gave 2008)

KIN 158 - Weißer Lunarer Spiegel
In den dichten polaren Welten kann ich mich all überall spiegeln.
Somit habe ich einen Raum zur Entwicklung. Die ganze Welle spielt auf dieser Plattform.

~ Polaritätskräfte weiten die Erkenntnis aus; Ordnung bewirkt Stabilität! ~

WEIRD ENOUGH this exactly 260 days after DayOutofTime 2008 !
so a cycle day for that feminine yearforce in energetic realm!

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