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LEARNING TO LOVE

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This entry was posted in Instructions 4 on November 14, 2026 by Michael Okulski.

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← You can walk; you can climb; you can run; My wind moves with you; My Spirit fills you; My love lifts you. I have made your footsteps firm I have blessed the ground you walk on. Nothing, I mean nothing, will be made impossible for you because I am upon you – I am One with you. I respond to you with full love, grace, and mercy; so take heed that you extend the same to others. →

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