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Glenn was in a state of panic. He was supposed to leave for the Tenri Seminary in Japan the next day, but his passport was about to expire. He rushed to get a new passport photo, pleading with the photographer to hurry. With the photo in hand, he raced to the passport office, his heart pounding.

Just when he thought all hope was lost, a last-minute appointment opened up. He navigated security with seconds to spare, finally reaching the office. Desperately, he pleaded for his passport to be processed the same day. The clerk, seeing his distress, whispered a promise to have it ready by 2 p.m.

Nervous but hopeful, Glenn returned at 2 p.m. and received his new passport. Relief washed over him, and he felt a wave of gratitude. As he left the office, he couldn’t help but wonder if Oyasama had been watching over him. With his passport in hand, Glenn felt a renewed sense of purpose and faith.

He arrived in Japan, ready to embrace his journey with gratitude and humility. Glenn’s experience taught him the power of perseverance and the possibility of divine intervention.