Wapiti, Wyoming > Vision through Gladys: I was wearing an aluminum pan on my head. It was not stainless steel with copper on it, but aluminum. It was also really beat up. In some places it was black from the cooking fire. In other places it was shiny from being scratched. It had many dents and bangs and the handle stuck way out, always pointing in the direction I was supposed to go. The handle also had a hole in it that was used to hang it up. Jesus then said I had a handle on things and that I could handle everything that was placed in front of me and I could handle planting. 

I also had a big sack filled with apples. I was taking apples out of the sack one at a time and eating them. I would eat them very fast leaving only the stem and the seeds and the core. I would leave the core very clean and would suck all the juice out of it as to leave the seeds very dry so they would not rot. After that, I would crumble the core and throw the seeds on the ground as to plant them. 

I would then start walking with a big lift to my step as if I was marching. I would stop and eat another apple and do the same thing, throwing the seeds in a different direction. As the seeds hit the ground, they would immediately start to grow. I was planting the seeds in different regions and different countries. Although the bag was very big, I was standing upright because the bag didn’t weigh anything at all. 

The apples were different colors denoting types of apples. Some had stripes, some were solid, some were yellow, some were green, some were yellow with little rosy cheeks on them, some were tall and some were fat. I didn’t choose the apples from the bag at random. I had a discernment concerning which type of apple to choose because not all apples would grow in the region or country I was in at the time because of their varying climates. I also never ate the same type of apple twice in a row. After I had eaten one of every type of apple, I would start again with the first type that I had previously started with. I always knew which type of apple to get from the bag and where to plant it.