The Chest of Visions: Secrets of Caperston. Tim Ferguson

      I look forward to learning more about what happened. I am sure someone will ask Chihaysu the next time he visits us. Huchfee heard that he is coming to Lake Gael in a few days.

      Mattpaul

      Date . . . May 30th

      Dear Mattpaul.

      My name is Alex. I live on Earth and, while searching the Internet, I discovered Tim’s website and your letters. I really appreciate how honest you are. You tell us not only what has happened but how you feel about it. I envy you. You have met Chihaysu and heard him speak. We only know of our Jesus by what was written about him. I love your stories.

      Please keep writing and sharing. When something happens of interest here on earth, I promise to share it with you.

      Alex

      Date . . . June 7th

      It is nice to meet you Alex,

      Hopefully, this message will arrive. I tried two times since my last letter, and it appears the messages did not go through. So, I worry.

      Chihaysu did visit Lake Gael a few days ago. My father asked me to go and take notes. So, I went with Huchfee. When we arrived, we found my sister, Rachaeling, and her friend, Michaeling, already present. Michaeling told me that, after she heard the boat story, she thought that it was a story everyone should hear. She asked me about my visit to the village, the kickuml game and what I thought of their youth who hit the ball with their heads. I said, “They won and did not break the rules.” Michaeling said that in kickuml they were smarter than we were and maybe we can teach them things we know, and they can do the same. My sister was listening and, when we finished, she whispered something to Michaeling then winked at me. Michaeling seemed very interested and, besides, she is pretty.

      Chihaysu talked about the Mountain People. They built their houses into rock, often the side of the mountain. Then he spoke of the Valley People, who build their house on the shore of the lake. Their homes are beautiful, but when the winds blow and the storms arrive, which house is safer? We all said, “The Mountain House.” Chihaysu said that building a house into the mountainside is like living your life with God holding you up. When storms of life come, God is there to keep you strong. Others depend only on themselves. They are like the house on the lake. When difficulties come, there is no support for them.

      Michaeling asked Chihaysu how we can get support from God. Chihaysu reminded us about prayer and believing that God can provide us courage when needed. I asked about the young woman who became healthy after prayer and Chihaysu said that we should never doubt the things God can do.

      That is an idea that I like. So does my sister, Rachaeling. I am glad she brought her friend Michaeling.

      Mattpaul