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Janet Pfeiffer's Heal Our World, Oak Ridge, NJ (2026)

03/27/2026

My favorite day this week because of a DAK moment:
I went food shopping on Wed as I typically do. On the way up the highway, I passed a police car “hiding” alongside the roadway. The thought “I should stop and give him one of my small wooden crosses” crossed my mind but I continued heading north. Then God tapped me on the shoulder. “Turn around and do it”, He instructed. That’s a voice I don’t ignore. I pulled up behind the police car, walked up to his window which he rolled down. “May I give this to you?” I inquired. “Of course,” he replied with a smile. “I truly appreciate everything you police officers do. Thank you for keeping our communities safe.” I began heading back to my car. “I’m going to say a prayer for your continued safety,” I stated. He responded with a fervent, “Thank you!”
Ah, that felt good! Thank you, God!

A few minutes later I pulled into the parking lot of Shoprite. Walking towards the front door, I passed an older disheveled man approaching his vehicle, groceries strewn haphazardly in the bottom of his shopping cart. “Do you need a bag for your groceries?” I inquired. He had forgotten to bring his. I pulled one out of my bag of bags and handed it to him. He was appreciative. Then I reached in my handbag and removed a small magnetic cross book marker I keep for just such a purpose. “May I give this to you? It has a passage from Scripture on it.” “Of course!” he replied with a smile. “You can never have enough Scripture!” We exchanged in one final cheerful smile then went our separate ways.

Small. Insignificant. Overlooked. Acts few people consider worthy yet they are some of the most powerful messages of love and caring we can exchange with one another. “I see you. You matter to me. You are sacred.” This is the message I try to convey whenever I engage in a DAK: Deliberate Act of Kindness.
What’s your DAK today?

03/23/2026

I have never been a "why me?" person. I've been through hell multiple times - things that should have destroyed me but didn’t. I’ve never felt sorry for myself, never wallowed in self-pity. Rather, in every situation, I always asked God, "What do you want me to do with this?" In other words, how do I use this experience for good - for myself, for others, and for all of humanity? And now, even more so, I inquire “How can I use this hardship to glorify You, Lord?” It is more than simply learning the lessons of the suffering; it is about applying them. What God has taught me, I must now share with others for their enrichment and, most importantly, to give glory to Him. Always.
What a joy and honor it is! Thank you, Lord!

Genesis 50:20 “But as for you, you thought evil against me; but God meant it unto good, to bring to pass, as it is this day, to save much people alive.”
1 Corinthians 15:58 “Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.“
❤️

03/18/2026

MARK YOUR CALENDAR: I'll be at the Little Falls Public Library, Little Falls, NJ presenting a free one hour lecture on March 24, 2026 at 6:30 PM. The topic is:

"Cultivating a Life of Gratitude, Happiness, and Inner Peace"
Discover the surprising keys to happiness and lasting joy, the unexpected impact of embracing purposeful gratitude, and learn the profoundly simple way of creating inner peace.

Hope you can join us. Bring a friend!

03/16/2026

Oh my gosh! I'm such an idiot! Thank goodness for spell check! It's been awhile since I've written and published a new book. About 2 months ago I began working on one about conflict resolution and communication. One of my most profound strategies for communication is always met with criticism when I'm giving a workshop on this topic. In my book, I mentioned the tip followed by "Bare with me while I explain." Yes, "BARE with me". It looked odd but so did "BEAR" since I"m not speaking about bruins. How strange that such simple homophones (I just learned that word!) could have proven totally embarrassing for me had not technology caught my faux pax. For one who chronically complains about technology, I owe it a profound apology. I'd hate to envision all of the people reading my book who got naked for that chapter. Hope you all have a good laugh at my expense. I deserve it. It has humbled me. Please buy my book anyway. 😊 I promise there's no nudity in it. :)

03/15/2026

Let me dispel a common myth about love:
No one falls in or out of love. Love is not a feeling. Love is who we are. It is our inherent nature. I am created from Divine Love and by Divine Love. I cannot not be love. (Read that again.) Therefore to love my husband means I am authentically myself with him. I continually express to him who I genuinely am in my words and actions. Even if I'm upset or angry with him, I still love him and he recognizes that by the way I treat him.
When people understand this they realize love is not a feeling. It is an outward expression of who God created when He formed us and rightfully who we are in His Name. My husband is the recipient of God’s love manifest in me.

03/08/2026

Whenever I receive an invitation to pray for someone, I immediately petition God with this simple prayer so as not to exhibit carelessness with the request:

“Father God, with you all things are possible. If it is for their higher good, please grant this urgent plea for (mention person and petition) so they may go on to live a long and faithful life giving glory and praise to you always. In Jesus name. Thank you and Amen.”

03/01/2026

Saturday’s retreat, I spoke on “BE STILL AND KNOW GOD: REDUCING STRESS”
Few people associate stress with their relationship with God. We all want to live life on our own terms: to pursue our dreams, marry the person of our choice, make our own decisions that we deem best for us. We believe that if we do what is right we will receive the appropriate rewards. Yet life has a way of handing us failure instead of success, disappointment rather than satisfaction, pain in place of joy. We stress trying to determine what went wrong. We question our intelligence, abilities & if we are even of a fulfilling life. Some consult others for guidance & compl with their directives. Yet contentment continues to elude us while stress & anxiety stalk with relentless determination.

Stress, worry, anxiety & unhappiness indicate of our disconnect from God & failure to follow His directives. They reveal our lack of trust in Him, an unwillingness to serve Him exclusively.
We can live a peaceful, deeply rewarding & joy-filled life the way God intended. However, it is imperative to “Align with the Divine”*, to attune ourselves to God’s will & put aside our own desires. For what God has ordained for us cannot fail.
Philippians 1:6 “Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ.”

Begin each day asking God, “How can I serve you today, Lord? Guide me to live this day for your will & glory alone.” If an uncertainty arises, query Him again: "What do you want me to do or say in this situation? Should I handle it or surrender it to you?”
Following God’s directives may not lead you on the path you envisioned but His way will always direct you to a higher calling & a far better destination than you could ever have imagined. Trust in Him, follow His commands, & therein will you find peace.

Psalm 37:3–5“Trust in the Lord do good; dwell in the land & befriend faithfulness. Delight yourself in the Lord, & he will give you the desires of your heart. Commit your way to the Lord; trust in him, & he will act”

*The Great Truth by Janet Pfeiffer

02/22/2026

Love is who we are. It is our inherent nature. We were created by Divine Love, from Divine Love. “To love” is to simply live authentically, to fully and solely express our true essence at all times. Anything less is disingenuous and will cause internal unrest.

~ Janet Pfeiffer, author, The Great Truth

02/15/2026

Yesterday I spoke at Catholic Women Zion retreat: “Cultivating a Life of Happiness, Gratitude & Inner Peace.”A common thread is the ability to live authentically; to be who God created you to be - His sacred child made in His image with unique personalities & talents THAT REFLECT HIS GOODNESS. Often we’re pressured by families, friends & society to conform to their demands of what is right. We’re not driven enough to achieve high levels of success; we need to look younger or dress a certain way. Those living simple lives are devalued by those living lives of luxury. Many succumb to these pressures & live in a way that contradicts their values. Those who fail to live authentically never find lasting happiness or inner peace.

Whenever I lecture, I infuse my stories of successes & failures. I hold back nothing. People appreciate my candor. (“You are totally relatable! I can see myself in you.”) I am who I am. I don’t hide my age (wrinkles & grey hair). I admit I’ve hurt people with my anger. I don’t like vacations. I don’t like being spoiled & I’m uncomfortable with luxury. I prefer manual labor to power tools. I am offended by vulgarity in speech, dress & behavior. I am a devout Catholic who loves my faith & live to serve God. I’m outgoing & love people (I’m an anomaly in today’s world). I go out of my way to help total strangers & have endured the scowls of many for being myself.

It's taken a lot of years to show the world who I am. I love the person God created in me & now live my life to acknowledge her & honor Him. Anything less is an insult to the One who created me.
If you want greater happiness and inner peace in your life then be who you were created to be: a sacred creation of the God. EVERYTHING GOOD & WONDERFUL ABOUT YOU IS FROM HIM. Live to express your authentic self. Disregard the pressures of society. You are not here to please them. You are here to please God & to love yourself as you were made. To thine own self be true. But to God be truer.

Psalm 139:14 “I praise you because I am fearfully & wonderfully made; your works are wonderful I know that full well.”
Janet@PfeiferPowerSeminars.com

02/08/2026

“BE NOT AFRAID: Trusting God in Times of Loss & Uncertainty to Restore Purpose & Inner Peace”
Yesterday I spoke at a retreat on loss, hope, & healing. When we think of loss its typically the death of a loved one. But life is filled with losses that can lead to grief, fear, anger & emptiness. Loss of a job, our home, a relationship, one’s identity, financial stability or independence.
Loss: the removal or absence of someone or something we hold valuable, that matters to us. Loss is a process of transition which requires letting go of what is in order to receive what is meant to be for our higher good.

The process of growth can be difficult because we develop an attachment to what we have whether it be a person, material possession, lifestyle, etc. Letting go creates a void leading to feelings of uncertainty, anxiety, loneliness & sadness. When the loss is not by choice & we feel as though we have lost control over our lives it can lend itself to anxiety, anger, fear, resentment & depression.
The Bible instructs us to cling to nothing & no one.
1 Corinthians 7:31: "Those who use the things of the world should not become attached to them. For this world as we know it will soon pass away".
Grief is an unavoidable part of life but it needn’t become a life sentence. For people of faith, we know that with God “all things are possible”. We grieve but don’t despair; we have faith that good will come out of our sadness; that God has a higher purpose for us. OUR GRIEF IS TEMPERED WITH HOPE IN GOD’S WORD.
Psalm 34:18-20, "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted & saves those who are crushed in spirit. The righteous person may have many troubles but the Lord delivers him from them all; he protects all his bones, not one of them will be broken."
Give all your worries &sadness to God. Know that He loves you beyond measure & has a Divine Plan for each of us. Sometimes, He needs to rearrange our lives so we can fulfill His Will. I did & it was by far the smartest decision I ever made.
Isaiah 12:2 “I trust you to save me, Lord God & I won’t be afraid. My power & my strength come from you & you have saved me.”

02/06/2026

Yesterday I had the pleasure of speaking to the residents at the Chelsea Senior Living Facility in Sparta on “Are You Absolutely Positive? How To Develop Your Negatives Into Positives.” What an awesome group of people! Here’s an excerpt regarding The Power of Choice and Belief:

The single most important choice we make in life is what we believe to be truth. Every decision we make is based on our belief systems. If I believe the world is a beautiful place filled with good people then I will seek all those things that support my truth: I will identify the beauty in nature, marvel at the architectural creations of man, identify acts of kindness performed by others. Conversely, I will dismiss or minimize that which contradicts my beliefs. I will choose to participate in and contribute to the beauty that surrounds me and continually validates my beliefs while avoiding or transforming what isn’t good and pure and lovely.

As a child were you told and shown how much you were loved, encouraged to try new things because you were qualified and worthy of what life has to offer? Or where you criticized, told you’d never amount to anything, made to believe others were better and more worthy than you? Were you taught to believe in God, a loving God, who created everything that ever was and will be? Or were you taught that there are multiple Gods for different purposes or that God does not exist?

Notice how each of your beliefs has impacted your life: for better or for worse? Periodically, it’s important to reexamine them to determine which are valid and which are incorrect. They are the very foundation upon which we build our lives. A faulty foundation cannot sustain us, will falter and eventually crumble leading to destruction. Conversely, a foundation of Truth will withstand any test and bless us with a remarkable life filled with joy, health, and success. I believe we were created to have remarkable lives. And it all begins with our beliefs. Choose them wisely.

01/31/2026

I’m a sinner.
Recently I watched a video testimonial from a man who wanted to clear up a misconception about his decision to leave a homosexual lifestyle & return to his identity of a straight man. He stated he was not brainwashed by anyone but found healing in a Christian church that fully support the gay lifestyle.This is where he “came to Christ.” He surrendered his life to Jesus, read the Bible, & learned about sin. “I realized I was living outside His will for my life.” He left his sinful lifestyle because he “loved Jesus more” than sin.

I thought about my own life. I adore Jesus. I surrendered my life to Him over 40 years ago. I pray continually every day. My career, which God ordained 32 years ago, is devoted to sharing His Word; to being an instrument of His peace, healing & love. I share my knowledge and time freely with whomever requests it. I live a very generous, loving, peaceful existence. God is my life & I have devoted myself to serving Him. And yet I’m still a sinner.

Sin separates us from God. It prohibits us from fully sharing in His blessings & robs us of truly experiencing the peace & joy that only comes from being One with Him.

So why do I sin? I know what is morally right & what isn’t. I know what it’s like to resist temptation & follow His will & what it feels like to give in to my weaknesses & fail. I know what makes me feel good about myself & what fills me with shame. And still I sin.

I profess my love for Jesus but love isn’t what I feel or say. Love is what I do & some of my actions don’t support my feelings & words. “I was living outside His will for my life. I realized I loved Jesus more than sin.” These words really hit home with me. I don’t love my sinful ways more than Jesus yet my actions suggest that I do. While I need to work on being a better Christian, maybe the first step is to simply love Jesus more than my sin. Father God, give me a loving heart like your Son’s. Nothing less. Help me to be more like Jesus in every way. Amen.

Isaiah 59:2 “But your iniquities have made a separation between you and your God, and your sins have hidden his face from you so that he does not hear.”

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