Conversations With Dannette

Conversations With Dannette

By Dannette BrooksSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
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Conversations With Dannette episodes

  • My horrific work story
    I recently got hired for an employer who has some bad business practices. I believe in certain criteria of integrity in business and this is my story about my experience with this company.
    30 min
  • The problem with family
    I feel compelled to bring greater context to my position about 2 major events that happened in my life involving my cousins that have kept me basically estranged from my family. Its been over 20 years and I have moved on with my life but the pain is still very real and does run deep so its important to just address it now so that its out in the universe as my truth.
    34 min
  • Never deny God

    I woke up from a nightmare so vivid that l thought I was going to hell as if I just died. It was so vivid, so scary, so seemingly real that I can't help but think it a message of some kind. I won't say I don't know. I do know. I denied God. My parents taught me better and I did it anyway. It was the worst thing I could do as a child of God. I have to tell you that God is so real. I know this from the bottom of my heart. Now I believe hell is real too. It isn't some fiery pit in the middle of the earth or something like that but it's the kind of hell that compels you to exist in the harshest of conditions where your brain and your body ache in an unending cycle. Where everyone around you is a shell of a person and is being controlled by a menacing something that forces you into a perpetual action of movement you don't want to do, saying things you don't want to say and torturing you every second you are there. My deception was received by God and I caught a glimpse of what a real hell felt like. I never ever want to go back there again.ย 

    8 min

About Conversations With Dannette

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I am a writer who discovered that I can use my voice to tell my stories. I can speak them. This has liberated my aching soul. Just to be able to release them out into the universe.