“I am Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque. Many of Us gather where This Gift of The Father’s has been placed, and Each of Us understand what a Great Gift This is to man.

When two human beings discuss an important subject, it leaves an in-depth understanding in them, and also a desire to fulfill any important matter the subject is about.

As All of Us speak through This Gift of The Father’s Love for human life, We are fully aware that What He has designed or decided to be said at that time is beneficial to all facets of human life, and all degrees of understanding regarding Divine Love, Divine Existence.

Children must learn more about the importance of self-discipline, because it is through self-discipline that logic becomes more practical in all aspects of life.

Many who decide to become theologians read extensively on subject matter that has been dictated by so-called ‘learned’ theologians. Theology has for some individuals too much theory to fully understand the value in it, and the full meaning that each statement uses to instruct others’ minds on particular points of value that The Father wants to be recognized as beneficial to the Soul.

Throughout the world, the understanding of human beings as the custodian of a Portion of The Creator is quite impossible for many to understand, or even partially believe, because the human mind does not see the Magnitude of the very Creation of human life, and all other things that were created in the whole universe.

Mankind must remember that the ability that the human mind is able to cope with and be content about, is in each human being a Gift, but there is so much controversy in determinations, that confusion exists.

I know I am talking in a manner perhaps difficult for some to fathom, but nonetheless, it is All factual.

The human mind has the capability of making an individual ‘a Great Saint’. This should be remembered by all who hear These Words and who read These Words. If there was no Goal to life, there would be no Rules to live by, no restrictions on what a human being was allowed to practice, participate in, or initiate.

I could speak hours on this subject, but before I leave you, I am going to ask you to do one thing: As you awake in the morning and are ready to begin a day, never omit a prayer to The Creator, asking for guidance and strength to be example to others as He Wills it to be, to give hope to others where it is needed. If you practice this in dignity and love, it is a preparation for Sainthood. Remember this. So be it.”