. >> i came across this wonderful quote from helen keller. she said the most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen and even cannot be heard but have to be felt with the heart. >> amen. >> it seems like pentecost, you are able to see it in here and feel it. >> since you mentioned helen keller, for many of your viewers who do not know, i am visually impaired. as a result of that, folks often ask how is it that you know somebody has entered? i feel the energy. i think that's where my thrust of ministry comes from, that internal feeling. i am always inviting folk to go in and feel the power of the holy spirit moving and empowering you and inviting you to activity so it may not be this magical mystical thing. it may not be something like just pow, it may be that silent movement of that inward motion that you can feel that brings you such joy, that warms your heart, and it changes you in that instant. >> that's powerful. i imagine people who come to you for counseling will feel a great deal of that. is that because you think of the extra dim

melissa, helen keller once said life is a great adventure or it's nothing.not look at this. because this book is fun and celebrates your mom. >> it's funny, it celebrates you'll laugh, you're cry, two thumbs up. >> do you have a favorite story about your mom? >> i have so many. the five most frightening words in the household were melissa, get in the car. because she was a terrible driver. i talk about when she took me to traffic court and i walk in. juvenile traffic court for those of you who have children of driving age. >> right here. >> and i lied about the ticket and my dad had covered for me. we go to traffic court. as they call me they say, how do you plead? before i could even get the words out, she says guilty and she needs to go to traffic school. >> oh my god. >> excuse me. whose team are you on? >> i need you in my house. because they consider me like the one that horrifies. >> no she was never allowed to drive my son. because the bumps in the road the turtles are where you would line up the hood ornament because you were nice in the center. >> g