I’ve been very fortunate lately to have three of my children, ages 12, 9, and 6, all send letters with the same sentiment: ‘This is something I think you should be thinking about.’ I’m not sure why this happens, but it’s my humble opinion that I’m going to have to look into this more myself.
Sure, there are lots of reasons why a letter could be sent. (1) It’s a way to ask for help (2) to express your gratitude (3) to ask for money (4) to ask for advice (5) to ask for advice about something you want to do, but don’t know where to begin…
Maybe it is a way to say, “Dear Lord, thank you for this life, for this world, for this time.” But there is another big reason why a letter that is addressed to a god could possibly be sent: It can contain a letter sent to you. This is more likely the case when the letter is being sent from a god, so even if the sender is a human, the letter could be addressed to a god.
Of course, there are a few ways to send a letter to a god. The most common one is to send your letter to a deity by direct mail. This method is probably more common in the US and Canada, while the rest of the world has other ways to send a letter to a deity, such as having it sent by an intermediary.
The letter can also be sent electronically to a deity, via email, or even by other humans. The letter can also be sent via a third medium, such as a phone call, in which case it would be addressed to a deity, but the recipient could be anyone.
The letter is usually written by a human and usually addresses the deity to which it has been sent, but it can also be sent to deities by a third medium. The recipient would have to be at least 18 years old or older, and either the religion or the deity has to be willing to receive the letter.
Now, here’s the deal with this letter thing. It is possible, but highly unlikely, that you would write a letter to a deity in order to get something from them. Your letter would most likely be a demand that they do something for you, but it wouldn’t necessarily be something you would get.
So, your letter might not even be sent. It could be sent to a deity by a third medium, but it could also be sent to a deity by a third medium. But what is a third medium? If you are being sent a message by a third medium, it is most likely a medium that can travel from one place to another.
The medium is the medium of communication. Your letters are sent through the medium of letter writing. A letter written to a deity is sent through the medium of letter writing. Your letter might not even be sent. But your letter is most likely sent to a deity.
So what is your medium? Well, your “third medium” does not actually exist except in the mind of a deity. That is, your “third medium” is a third mind, so to speak. The medium of a deity is usually something that can be felt, but can’t be seen by the eyes. For example, a deity might be a god. Or perhaps the deity might be a demon or a spirit.
