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I tell you the truth, if anyone says to this mountain, 'Go throw yourself into the sea,' and does not doubt in his heart but believes that what he says will happen, it will be done for him.
This weekend there was a leadership conference at "Oslo Kristne Senter" (Oslo Christian Center), a big church in Oslo. Yesterday I dropped by and heard a very encouraging speech by a swedish dude named Magnus Persson.
This night when I laid down to sleep, I couldn't sleep. I ended up praying for something. I didn't know what I was praying for, but I felt that it was urgent and a matter of life or death in some situation. I laid and prayed in tongues and sometimes in norwegian as Jesus lead me. I prayed for a long time, then suddenly I felt that the situation was OK and I fell asleep. I don't know anything more about the situation I prayed for than I have written above. Talk about being on a need to know basis.
This evening we had our first gathering in the clowning school. After a lot of commercial I only had 1 student, and she was already my student. She is gonna take a big job for me in april. I kind of found out that this was a really bad starting day, for a lot of reasons - for example that most schools in this area was having a big arrangement (school ball) at the very time of our gathering.
I don't know if you have that tradition in other nations, but in Norway we have "juletrefester" (Christmas Tre Parties). From the beginning of january and at least unto the fifteenth (maybe even longer) there are these kind of parties all over. You go around the christmas tree and sing christmas carols, eat lots of cakes (and maybe food too), have some kind of entertainment going on, and in the end Santa Claus comes with gifts (usually candy) to all the children.
The other day I made my best commercial clowning routine this far. I have named it "Finding Myself". It's about a guy trying to be all kind of things, before he finds that he really is a clown. Classic story, but it really works well and give me the opportunity to have a very varying program, doing lots of different things and all the time have a very clear line in what's going on. I did it for the second time today. The kids love it and the adults like it too. It's currently a fifteen minute routine, but can easily be expanded.