About Noemi Grace
“Use me for the Healing of the World.”
Noemi Grace
September 11, 2001
Cambridge, MA
On September 11, 2001, I was stuck in a train station near Boston when terrorists hijacked planes which originated in Boston. As I waited for the train for what seemed like hours, I saw fear on people’s faces and felt it in my heart.
Quietly at first, and growing louder and more persistent over several hours, I met their fear and mine with the prayer, “Use me for the healing of the world.”
I never knew what motivated this prayer. But at the time, I meant every word. I was willing to be of service for healing, in any way possible.
Looking back, I see how this prayer has been answered every day through my work as a psychotherapist and soul healer. Then a few years ago, I unexpectedly began to have an ongoing dialogue with God – something I never thought I could do.
After receiving hundreds of messages about Divine love, wisdom, and grace, I published many of them in my first book, An Intimate Dialogue with God: The Miraculous Power of Unconditional Self-Love. This is the first book in a series which contains transcripts of my uplifting communication with the Divine.
I never could have imagined being in this position of receiving so many Divine gifts. It all started on March 3, 2012 with an amazing message during my workout that reverberated through the room:
Love is the fabric of freedom.
Forgiveness paves the way to freedom.
You will know when you are free
when there is nothing left to forgive
because you see through the eyes of love.
What marvelous words! I had no doubt my mind was incapable of inventing these words. How could someone like me who secretly harbored judgment and guilt create these words? I knew that I couldn’t. And yet I heard them as clear as any words I’ve ever heard.
Over the years, I often pondered that message and tried to understand its meaning. Then in 2015, messages from God filled with Divine love, grace, and forgiveness began to come to me during daily meditation.
Through hearing and recording these messages, I learned:
God speaks to all of us. To hear God, we must learn to listen.
God loves us unconditionally and wants us to love ourselves with Divine unconditional love.
At our core we are love, as God is.
We are all unique and special to God.
God does not judge us and wants us to stop judging ourselves and others.
God respects free will but showers us with Divine grace, especially if we ask for help.
I have fallen in love with myself. This was no small task, as most of my life I judged myself harshly.
My heart is full and it is my deep desire to share these loving words with you to offer you the same opportunity I had.
It is my prayer that you be as blessed by these words as I have been.
In gratitude,
Noemi Grace
