“As this boy, now maturing into a man, meets opposition all around him, will he have the strength of faith and character to hold fast to his beliefs, to not be coerced by others to think his experience really is just an illusion?”
Other: When no one else has seen or heard what you have, it"s difficult to hold on to a conviction. But, as we"ve stressed before, he must go deep within himself for that courage, to know that what he has witnessed is his own truth.
Other:“But have I taken him as far as he is capable, or willing, to comprehend? Are we asking too much? Or should I do more?”
Other: You have done your part admirably. What you have helped him see will stay with him. Now it"s up to him to experience the “knowing.” That “knowing” is built upon the “Power of Three.” Once he puts all
