Vision: I'm Going to a Wedding

My Introduction To Visions
I took a course in 2004 at the New School University on the architectural structure of movies, and not knowing what visions were, I kept telling my daughter excitedly that I was having "little movies." The professor who taught the course did such a brilliant a job in delivering it that I believed that I was already making up little movies in my mind when I was asleep. I plan to write a screenplay and have it made into a movie.

After God explained to me in late 2006 through Paula White in her television ministry that they were visions, and He "is trying to tell me something," I recognized that I have been having visions since 2002, and probably before, but paid no attention because I was busy raising my daughters and making a living. Besides, in my mind, I thought people who received visions from God had the "holy look." That is, they are accommodating to everyone, soft-spoken, wear skirts and dresses that cover their toes, do not love "material things", walk with bowed heads, and the men have long white beards, are always telling people about how wonderful God is, and they are held in high regard in their communities and by the public.

I am the antithesis to all of the above. I avoid groups and clan-like situations. I am not influenced by people regardless of how important they may think they are-I think for myself by gathering information then make decisions based on my conclusions. I know who I am and need no validation. I speak my mind if I must. I physically remove myself from nonsense and stupidity-do not argue with them. I protect my space and children with passion and do not care what others think of me. Even at age five/six, I remember my mother saying: "You are as stubborn as a donkey!"

I love expensive 100 percent perfumes, make-up, beautiful shoes with high heels, wigs, and 1950's type clothing that fall just below my knees. Certainly not the image that I had of someone to whom God speaks! As I pondered why He would speak to me because I did not fit the mold, Paula White told me through her television ministry that the way I am is the way God made me and the way He meant for me to be! And she was right because had I not had all of those character traits IES would not be born: the Jesuits and the Jews tried in a myriad of ways, including sending Seventh-day Adventist Church members and a pastor, to get me to abandon my daycare then to stop me from producing IES.

Beginning with this vision, I will share those that God directs me to.

I AM GOING TO A WEDDING
Date of Vision: December 7, 2009
Scene 1:
I am at my mother's house in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. She does not have enough money, but a voice says she will get money. It is time for the wedding, but my mother did not get the money.

Scene 2:
I strode towards the front door, and on the porch, my sister Mary steps from the side and said she is going to marry. She is pregnant. I saw the baby bump. I said: "You don't have to get married because you are pregnant." She raised her left hand and on it are an engagement ring and a wedding band, and she said she was going to get married anyway. I am baffled and thought: "How could she be getting married when she is already wearing a wedding band?"

Scene 3:
En route to the wedding, I received a telephone call from my other sister Debi, and told her that Mama did not get the money. She seemed very surprised.

Scene 4:
I am in a room the size of a large walk-in closet looking on at the bridegroom and the father of the bride. I can see their torsos but not their faces. The bridegroom seems nervous, not sure of himself. The father of the bride told him: "Relax. You are family now."

The father is in front of the mirror; he is just over six feet tall, medium built, with an unmistakable aura: the type of man who does not have to say a word for one to know he is powerful. He is in his pants and vest-the two points at the front of the vest are very pronounced-and his tummy protrudes a bit above them, but is covered. He looks good in his dark colored suit with white pinstripes and it fits perfectly despite his size. He does not yet have on his jacket. Just standing in front of the mirror. The other man, the bridegroom, leans down as if he is fixing the white sock or the black shoe on his right foot, but they are already on perfectly!

I looked on in total disbelief, speechless! Here are the two most important persons in the wedding-other than the bride-wasting time! The father of the bride, who is going to walk her down the aisle, is loitering in front a mirror without his jacket, and the bridegroom is pretending to fix his sock or shoe...vacillating...and I am already dressed for the wedding, shiny, glistening, perfectly coiffed black hair cut short above my left ear!