Please Believe These Words Before I couldn't always be with you, but that's all changed now, you see there's no time in heaven, which means I can never be without you, so I'm always with you, I'm with you now as you read these words. I can see things much more clearly than before, I can see the biggest part of us always remains in heaven, and only a tiny consciousness comes to earth, so you see the bigger part of you is here with me now. It's not easy to see me as before but that's ok, its because you're looking through tiny earthbound consciousness. Heaven is even better then I thought it would be, you see it isn't a place - it's a feeling. Imagine the most wonderful feeling ever, multiply it by the biggest number ever, well that's where I live now. Heaven is far too wonderful to be a place, things can happen to places, they're a bit like bodies, that's why we don't need them here. It's ok if you doubt what I'm saying, it's just that there's no doubt in heaven. If you're wondering why I talk as if you're not with me, it's only because I'm talking to that earthbound part of you, and when that tiny part is ready to be released, you'll know then what I know now. Please don't hurry to be with me - you already are. We have eternity, I can see it, it's so wonderful. The rest of your life could seem long, but remember it's only a tiny consciousness in eternity. Allow yourself to grieve - it's natural. Allow yourself to doubt - it's natural. Remember I'm always with you - it's natural. The pain you feel I understand, but you know your tears are not needed for me, how can they be when I'm standing in heaven next to you. All our good times are not gone, I'm in them still and you're with me. Please believe me no stranger wrote these words - our love did. Now there are no goodbyes, no farewells, how can there be when you're here with me now, just as I am with you. So I'll wait with you, until you like me are freed, freed from that tiny tiny consciousness called life, until then I ask just one thing of you... Please Believe These Words. Richard Wilkins