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From: Byron Kocen on March 24th, 2008
Hello Marshall- I wish to reestablish contact with my fellow friend and poet and ask how you are doing. I think of you often and tell my patients about your wisdom.
Byron Kocen, MD | Marshall's response:
Marshall is sending often feelings. Feels Marshall's love. All is kind. |
| From: Judith Snow on March 23rd, 2008
I read your book, Kiss of God, tonight.
I wonder if you and your parents would kindly look up my website, www.interclusion.com. My request comes from my experience and understanding that peace is one of the many contributions that unusual abilities - usually referred to as "disabilities" can bring to society when recognized and welcomed as gifts.
If you find this idea to be of interest you can find out more about me and my work at:
http://www.inclusion.com/iaic.html
and at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY6rUui1bjg
I folded over many a page corner where Marshall connected the ideas of listening, taming thought, nurturing appreciation and love, and correcting thought through becoming tuned to God's love.
The International Association for Inclusive Citizenship is currently not active, but there is growing interest in the idea that world peace may be available through inclusion.
In time, hopefully soon, I would dearly love to have Marshall's thinking on peace, gifts and inclusion.
With Love;
Judith Snow | Marshall's response:
Will you liken Love to a good God? We are included in this Love. Find love and feeling. Kindness is Love. Will you describe kindness?
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| From: Barbara Heffel on February 25th, 2008
Dearest Marshall,
I bought "Kiss of God" years ago, and it continues to feed my soul with inspiration. A serene quiet envelopes me when I am once again given your words. Thank-you.
With love,
Barbara Heffel
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| From: Elizabeth on February 21st, 2008
Hi, Marshall!
I really admire your ability to transcend the perceived negative energy that seems to surround so many people. Because it doesn't have to exist within ourselves at all. I have spastic Cerebral Palsy and a heart constantly overflowing with love because of that blessing. At times, I've felt a love so powerful, it brings me to tears of unspeakable joy. I believe that love is one that binds us all. I feel a connection to you because of this love. I will meet you in person someday, I'm sure of it!
Thank you for being a gift to the world,
I love you so very much,
I wish you peace,
Please contact me,
With all of my heart,
Elizabeth |
| From: Kristy Pulsifer on February 12th, 2008
Hello Marshall, dear sweet Marshall! I do not know you but you are precious in my thoughts. You have been a divine inspiration from a very good God. And yes dear, He is altogether lovely. The Lord has shown me many things and I am glad He put your book in my presence. I was studying in Matthew 6 this morning. Jesus says for us to not be worried and anxious for nothing. If we seek His kingdom and His righteousness all things will be added to us. Your story is such a revelation to this scripture. So, Marshall, you continue to be carefree and worry about nothing ok, because you are definitely an angel sent from heaven that will be taken care of.
I commend your family for the excellent love that they have shown through you, to you, and to others.
I just read your thought... I have a dream. Right now in this moment of elections and power... people should stop and read those words, they are powerful.
I am thankful to my Father, who has put your words in my path. You have a wonderful and blessed day!!!! |
| From: Darla Wood on January 24th, 2008
I came across your book at a second hand store today and could not put it down until I had read it all. Last fall I returned to school after 25 years to become an Education Assistant. I found your book very inspiring to me as it is my desire to help children with learning difficulties, the ones most have given up on. Thank you for your beautiful gift and showing your love of God in such an amazing way. You are an inspiration to all those who have lost hope.
Darla Wood |
| From: Sarah Beall on January 21st, 2008
Dear Marshall,
I came across your book again after many years and am reading your lovely words again. Thank you for sharing your wonderful thoughts with us.
sarah |
| From: Monika on January 8th, 2008
Dear Marshall,
I would like to thank you, simply, for everything. I just finished reading your book "Kiss of God". The poems, letters, and answers to the questions people have asked you made me cry, laugh, and look at life from a different angle. I Love you very much for who you are and for what you teach us about how to listen to one another and to everything around us. I think that I still need time to learn how to open my heart and really listen. But Thank you again. Much Love and Peace
Monika
(P.S.: Lots of love to your family and friends. God bless you all.) |
| From: BEtty Boland on December 6th, 2007
A warm hello Marshall,
Today is the Summer Solstice and I wanted to send to you loving thoughts. Betty | Marshall's response:
Betty,
Marshall is loving you now. |
| From: michele pierce burns on November 28th, 2007
Marshall, Thank You. You are such a blessing! I just know you will be a hero to my son Danson (age 8) who writes everyday on his letterboard, the most beautiful words I've ever seen, much like yours. Recently he wrote "I saw a man in plain life turning stars into gold for mom. It was God. Because He loves you." What would you say to a child who is just learning to communicate and says sometimes he wishes to remain in silence as that is how he talks to God?
1) Is writing hard for you sometimes?
2) Does it ever hurt to share with others?
3) Does writing bring you peace?
We love you and appreciate you so much for your courage and brilliance. The world has much to learn from you.
With Admiration,
Michele | Marshall's response:
1) No, writing is happiness.
2) No, Sharing is Joy.
3) Yes, writings are feelings of God. |
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