Spirit/God Communications ~ Rev. melvin's Message — september 3, 2004

Melvin, Dorothy’s husband was also a light as well a lighthearted minister at Albertson Memorial. He passed on later in the year after Dorothy, and too had some words of wisdom for me. 

A message from Melvin September 3, 2004. 

(Salvatore)
Melvin, I am sitting here and open to here from you. I was happy to here you were surrounded by loved ones. I heard from Avery today, I am not welcome so far at your service, what would you like to express at this time? 

(Melvin)
Hello Salvatore. It is true those last moments were quite beautiful and full of peace. I am very grateful to those who attended and actually surprised who was there. As you know it was quite necessary to leave, although I managed to hold on longer than expected. I have always been a pretty tough bird! 

It is sad for me to know and observe what is happening at Albertson. As you know Dorothy and I led a fine life there and shared with many, some wonderful moments. As with all things, transition is always necessary and sometimes very painful. People always seem to need more time to change and open than we would like to wait. Be mindful, change necessarily needs to take place, although time is also needed. 

As far as friends and congregation, all should know how wonderful my years at Albertson were. I got to meet more people than I could ever have imagined and this was my number one joy in life — meeting people. I was quite more open than Dorothy, in this area and enjoyed people immensely. I would hope that people in this area would find happiness in the fellowship and sharing as we once had. Nothing else truly matters. But, as with all changes, personal insecurities, worries and fears, can prove to stunt and hold back some truly great moments of sharing. Not everyone can grasp this concept so readily.

I should also share with you at this time how truly admired I was with you and quite surprised how you handle yourself in public. True, you were not our usual type of minister, which had many uncomfortable. But again, change is not always embraced at first. A new presentation is sometimes repelled away before it is accepted. Don’t be shy or hold yourself back. Just let others have a chance to catch up. You are a gifted man and speaker and I am sure God has a plan for you. Don’t worry about Albertson; it is not your responsibility. Share if the opportunity arises. Old minds are difficult to open and ego sometimes never dies. I know this well. Understanding though, always finds a window, even if it comes through death. 

I have discovered so much in my own passing that I did not understand. First, who truly loved me? While I was living, I was not at all sure who truly cared about me. That knowing comes so clearly when you pass. Many things I believed true were not. Any limitations I had, needed to fade as soon as I passed, as enlightenment soon took over. The immense wisdom happens so quickly it was a feeling of being reborn with completely new eyes and new knowledge. Knowledge that you never knew is absolute truth without human interference. If this wisdom could be imparted to humans on the planet, this world would truly be an incredible place to live. 

I hope on your travels this wisdom continues to flow freely, regardless of the audience. Just allowing it to flow out will prove to make a difference. Never be ashamed of what you know. Be very mindful, most do not.