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Lots of Exciting News!
Dear all, I am still in a hospital, though the situation isn’t straightforward because while it feels as though I was sectioned illegally, God is still using my time here in wonderful ways. I rebuilt my website StevenColborne.com around six times, and then the kind folk at Payhip restored it after I deleted it a…
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My Last Remaining Theological Crisis!
Hello beloved, I don’t really enjoy writing online these days, but I do enjoy the catharsis of sharing my thoughts and hoping they are being read by even one or two people. The Internet has developed in such a horrendous way, and perhaps change is coming, but it may take a while. A world without…
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Read the Book of Mercy for free
Hello everyone, Below you will find a divine revelation that God spoke to me in 2023, following my miraculous survival of a serious suicide attempt. The Scripture refers to Christianity, Islam and Judaism and is for all inhabitants of Earth. The Book of Mercy is a short revelation and does not replace other sacred Scriptures…
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The Troubled Indian Man
The last few nights on the ward have been intensely stressful. I haven’t slept well and truth be told this kind of sleep disturbance has been going on for some months. I think it’s largely due to an Indian man who has a huge amount of stress and repressed fear and anger in him which…
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When in an impossible situation, life can still offer new opportunities
Dear all, Thank you to Santable, and to anyone else who still reads my posts. I realise I haven’t been ‘giving’ as much as I’ve been ‘taking’ with my blogging activities, and there are a few reasons for this which are difficult to explain, but God knows. I’m sorry for any offence caused and thanks…
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About STEVEN
Steven Colborne is an author, musician and counsellor living in the United Kingdom. On this blog he writes about philosophy, religion and spirituality and shares a variety of personal articles.
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