Complication/Notification from the GSET Team.

As of late, we have been having some computer problems.  Or as many times said, technical difficulties. We try to do as much as we can; as we have 12 people working on the GSET team, many times that is to our advantage, but other times it can be a disadvantage.  As of late, without Joshua leading us, it has become more difficult.  As his understanding, through his experiences, his wisdom, and the Spirit of God that he embraces, gives him an incredible understanding of how to do things efficiently, quickly and most importantly; doing justice to all who are involved.  As he has often said, the left hand must always know what the right hand is doing because without this they can not wash each other.  Because of many issues including his health, he has completely handed this page over to us.

Some of the stories that Joshua's wife had sent in, unfortunately had gotten mismatched with other people's submissions. And again, the stories are coming in in bits and pieces and have to be edited and rearranged. As we have stated earlier about the process of using other people's stories; is one of our main goals to reach out help the people in need.  There's been so much legality and red tape, the process is very difficult. Also as stated earlier, to fill the gap, was to tell some of Joshua's story, the creator for the idea of this blog, the name, and it's purpose.

Because of these inconveniences, some of the stories of Joshua's wife, Anna Bella, have been taken down and will have to be reposted in their entirety.  As we must do justice to the people who have submitted their stories, we must of course do justice to the man who has been given this vision and especially to the stories of his life.  The stories that are submitted by his wife, Anna, are from her truthful point of view and experience/experiences with her husband, also adding into details of her life and how this beautiful couple has come to be. So their story and their journey together is just as important; which we believe will open the door because the more we understand about Joshua's heart and the relationship with his wife, the more we know about them, about their heart, the more comfortable people will feel and will want to submit their stories freely and untainted trying to give an example of how to share. When telling Joshua and Anna's story, it is not for pity, it is a story of awareness. An example for others, as many of the stories to come, of other people will be an example as well. Ultimately achieving our goal and God's purpose as it has been put upon Joshua's and Anna's heart.   One of the most recent posts from his wife, Anna Bella, was just taken down because of misinterpretations, leaving out many important points to the story that are to be shared to bring hope and love to others.

The most recent story will be reposted once being organized and as we will be doing something different, we will be getting confirmation from Anna Bella Vaughan to make sure that the stories are correct.  As this is what we have been doing with the other stories submitted, for every detail matters.  For everyone to understand, see and feel and relate to each other. Though, many of the stories are about pain and horrors in Joshua and other people's lives, there are joys as well.  Understanding what everyone has gone and is going through, every detail can not be overlooked. Everyone wants and needs love.  We want to give it just as much as we want to receive it.  Yet, we all love differently.  So this process is to help everyone understand; for the more we understand, there is less ignorance.

To Joshua, educating ourselves about other people's lives brings not only understanding, but acceptance. Filling all our hearts with joy. There are so many sides to a person's story, we ask that anyone that is submitting, please be as detailed as possible.  Let's fill the gap of need with love.  As Joshua stated earlier, for others, and of course with his story, the detail is very important, not to be filtered, suppressed, censored. The hardships and the joys that we go through in life all have a purpose and a meaning.  None of them are in vain.  None of us are infallible, flawless or perfect.  Striving to be open and honest. It's not a quest or an accomplishment.  It is an expectation that was given to us before we were even born.  An expectation that we must first expect from ourselves so that others can accept us as ourselves.  As Joshua often states, an open mind comes from an open heart.  And the truth that comes from this is righteousness.