Why it's important to take life only One Moment at a Time

 It's because any moment can change on a dime. It can be worse or better or become something completely different and unexpected.

I can remember not being able to breathe laying down and I think this was around 2012 or 2013 when I flew back from Hawaii and there was too much radiation from the sun and it affected my heart for some time and I couldn't breathe right or sleep in my bed so I had to go out into the living room and sit up all night leaning forward on a couch not sleeping at night and instead just trying to breathe and to doze for hours for weeks at a time.

I suppose many people would have given up and died then but I have this relationship with angels and I asked them: "Is this the end? Am I going to die?" And they would tell me: "No. This is just temporary and this will pass." 

Since Angels have always told me the truth about the future I believed them enough to stay alive through this period.

This is one reason why you have to live one moment at a time or soon you will be gone before your time.

Life is just so different than most people believe it to be.

So, coming back after almost dying has become somewhat of an all the time experience for me since 1998 in the fall when I went to the hospital with what was diagnosed eventually as a heart virus.

So, the whole point of this exercise is simply: "What is going to happen on one level you have no idea so maybe don't die of Shock before you ask the Angels: "Am I dying?"

Because you might be living another 50 or 80 years after all these things happen to you. I expected to die before 2006 when one of my best friends died but here I am still alive in 2025. Why did I believe I might die before 2006? Because I hadn't been diagnosed with Hypothyroidism before 2006. When my exercise Trainer told me she thought I was hypothyroid like her because I was having the same symptoms that she had had I got a T3 and a T4 blood test and sure enough I wasn't getting enough thyroid and had to start taking thyroid medicine ever since 2006. 

So, at least in 2006 I didn't die because I started taking Thyroid medicine. My hands had been sort of cold my whole life and as soon as I started taking thyroid medicine my hands have been warm ever since.

Also, my brain thinks like I'm about 20 to 30 years old even though I'm presently 77 years old. 

So, from my point of view Miracles are an every day experience for all of us if we realize that:

"Hope springs Eternal if we die Daily" *To God*

and we wake up a new person each morning after dying to God the night before.

Is it necessary to believe in God to have this experience? I don't think so because it's mostly about Giving up to Life so you can be reborn each morning anew. When each day ends it's sort of like we die anyway and we wake up a new person each morning anyway.

Going to sleep it is like dying every night and waking up each morning we are born a new and different person than the one we were yesterday. We share the same memories but somehow we are different every day and renewed somehow (By God if you believe in God).

So, in this sense we are all Lazarus dying each night and being reborn each morning anew.

By God's Grace