Chapter 6 - Page 66 - Rhasha's Bed

If you would heal her, even her family would know your love. Father, without a miracle from you, she will die.”

   Jim didn’t know Rhasha’s family was there or he would not have said that. Tears flowed from the eyes of Thamish and his wife and son. Thasha moaned in sorrow.

   Jim heard the sounds of sorrow and remembered what he’d said. He immediately got off his knees. The blue aura left his body. He rushed over to Thasha, put his arms around her, and kissed her gently on the forehead. “God will heal Rhasha,” Jim said. “He has shown her to me in a dream.”

   Rhasha’s mother looked straight into Jim’s eyes. Tears ran down her cheeks.

   A humming sound filled the air, growing louder and louder. It began to pulsate, then, after a few seconds, it grew softer and softer until it ceased. The hand Rhasha’s mother lifted to wipe her cheeks moved in slow motion. The room became dim. A glow developed around Jim and Thasha. Their eyes were locked onto each other’s.

   Two bright white beams of light shot from Jim’s eyes and hit Thasha’s eyes, knocking her head slightly backwards. The beams carried a message from God, delivered through Jim to Rhasha’s mother. Everyone in the room could see words written between the two beams, but the words were written in a language that no one, including Thasha, could read. The words went into Thasha’s head through the bridge of her nose. Once the words were inside her head, she smiled in sudden understanding.

   Once she’d received the message, the two beams faded away. The humming sound rose again, pulsated for a few seconds, then waned. The lighting brightened and everyone’s