The Journey Back to Wholeness: From the Valley to Mountaintop

"Once more, I return to Professor Al mo'aalege du Liban. I cannot recall how many times I was out of character. At the present time, I was suffering from unsurreal headaches and with a serious of irrational thoughts. Until this day, I will probably never understand why this instructor treated me that way. She had nothing negative to say about my behavior. Although, must admit was not the ideal person to begin with. I'd say professor have a done something wrong and no response. So then I took the audacity of asking for academic advising and was accepted. The short time we had, really enjoyed the Profeessors conversation. I learned about her travels and her children, well one. I was in synch with the Professor's heart rhythm and well counselor Sila's. When no one answered they did in individual way. God puts people in our lives who care but my not understand the experience. One day I was sitting in class very sad, and Professor Al mo'aalege du Liban came by and tap my shoulder telling me to feel better. We can only ever be a human being first before anything. This was the professor which meant a lot because I was really struggling. Archbishop of Canterbury reference " It takes much more courage to believe that light and life are stronger than darkness". The professor was my light. The halo. Which moved me out the solidarity pitfalls of the darkness.