“I am your Heavenly Mother.

I come at this time because I see and I understand that the little one We use is not just sad, but troubled by things that occur that are normal to most; but for each human being she has been associated with, she cares as a mother would care, as a friend would care, and many times as Our Heavenly Father cares for those that He knows there is much sadness around.

Caring is an important thing, because it opens the minds of those around to sensitivity, to understanding, to beliefs, but also sharing something that is of great importance, regarding the life or the Future of the life when it dies and there is nothing earthly to help it show what it feels, it means, or what the Future that promises many things will accomplish for that one individual.

There are Several of Us present. We gather many times, because as you walk the way you walk, I speak to everyone present here. You share many things that others do not know about. The sharing gives strength to everyone, because sadness has a way of forcing one’s mind to understand the dilemma or the caring that is no longer in a sharing state of mind.

So Many of Us Saints Here in the Heavens understand totally, that when you accept a task of great importance, and you must share with others the responsibilities that help what is to be done, there is a sharing of the importance, but also the progress or the moves that must be taken care of mentally, morally, psychologically and physically.

To be created a human being is definitely a Gift of Divine Love, else why would it have a mentality, a sincerity, and all the abilities that are included in what every human being is capable of?

We do not speak often like this, but when We do, We too share All the Words We speak, and also what We have gone through. It is important, We All know this, that when a sadness has to occur, it takes its toll and it is never bliss, but it has the opportunity to say what one feels is sadness to them, but it also depicts The Father’s Love for the Souls involved in this act that occurs.

Before I leave you, I must say, ‘I bless you with The Cross, because as I do, I know it will give you the strength to endure the changes that must take place.’”