“I am Saint Athanasius.

It is a privilege for All of Us Saints Here Where The Father is, to be able to speak to those who at this time have the capability to be instructive in many ways, helping others who are in the living state to become more aware that the privilege of human life has a Goal Greater than It is seen or understood to be. The Goal is based on the Importance of the Soul, because each human being is created with a Portion of The Creator within it, thus giving to human life a Superior Acknowledgment of Its Presence, Its Purpose, Its Reasonability, and of course, Its Goal.

So many times when Some of Us request to speak openly, leaving Words to other human beings who are yet alive, to help them more fully understand that the Goal for human life is greater than they suspect It to be, because the Soul is a Portion of The Creator, and the Soul wants only to return to from Where It came.

Children of all ages are not spoken to about What they carry within them just being a human being, how Important It is, and what a Treasure it is to be a human being, bearing a Portion of The Creator within them. Some say, ‘A young individual will not understand.’ Not so, because it is innate in the human mentality to want to be important, to want to be special, and to want to feel that as they live each day it is a privilege and it has a Goal.

Today at this time My Words pour forth. There are thousands and thousands of human beings hoping within themselves to one day reach a Goal greater than the one they are walking in as a human being. Granted, not all are thinking of there being a Soul, but it is innate to know, to sense, to feel, that human life has a Purpose beyond the human state of it, because human life innately knows that life is Important and that it was created by a Higher Entity of Divine Love than shows.

As I close These Words, I close Them with much Love for those who live the human life, and especially for those who want to give hope through what they write to others, giving them strength, perseverance, and yes, a sense of justice in how they live, why they live, and that is to become ‘a Saint’.”