“Welcome to Nepal, Didi,” says Ashok.
“Didi” means older sister in Nepalese language.
He was so friendly and warm as he greeted me. A real jovial personality.
“Thank you,” I smiled and greeted him the Nepalese way; clasp my hand together in a “Y” position.
I have just arrived from the airport from the Kathmandu Airport. It was an exciting day, my first time coming into Nepal for a Mission Trip. I was going to be here for the next 3 weeks. My friend, Mary and her husband are missionaries here. She has been here for 5 years and it’s my first time visiting!
After a lovely dinner, we sat around the dinner table and I was trying to explain to Ashok what Inner Healing is. Despite being a Christian for many years and working for the Kingdom of God, he was unfamiliar with it.
What better way than to demonstrate to him?
Not knowing a single thing about him, I asked him if there was something he wanted God to help him. He quickly said, “I have been having this running nose for 1 year and I want to be healed!” Ashok’s running nose was like a “burst pipe”. It didn’t stop in summer or winter. It was a real hassle. It was not something he ever faced with, till about 1 year ago.
So, after some series of questions I discovered that just before the running nose started, he was having an extremely stressful time in relationships with ministry leaders in his community. We dealt with all the issues in that Inner Healing session. One of the shorter sessions I have had… less than 1 hour.
Two days passed and Ashok visited.
“Didi, God healed my running nose!!!!” says Ashok.
“My wife is so happy that I don’t have to blow my nose, anymore!” he said with a huge smile across his face.
Recently, I met Ashok again and he is doing great and no more running nose!
3 John 2:, Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers.
All glory to God!
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