“There are at least Seven of Us present. We have been with this little one for several hours, due to the fact that the Responsibilities she bears are all far greater than they are known to be, or ever guessed to be.

As We stand with The Holy Trinity, We ask The Heavenly Father to take care of her, to watch out for her becoming too exhausted. She says to Us: ‘I am not tired. I understand my responsibilities.’

We have come to say to those present, ‘You live in a time wherein there is much dissension in a manner and way that is not always feasible, unless someone is experienced in understanding such a degree of confusion, of mistakes, and of characteristics being made more important than they should be.’

All the words that can be spoken on important subjects always seem to be stressed out, stretched out, and delivered in a manner and way that does not describe their full importance or necessity or value or reasonability. Words are important to every human being created, because words not only speak to deliver understanding, but the sound of them repeats logic, and what a subject is beneficial for, or subjected to, or gives hope in.

The Gifts that human beings have been given are Gifts far greater than they are seen to be. The Gifts of language, first of all, gives to whomever it is within and able to be used, is never really shown for the importance, the value, or what it could do, can do.

Some hearing These Words may be upset, but oftentimes something so logical spoken can be a Gift of Divine Love, but not seen as that.

So, as We close These Words, We say to those who have had the privilege to take Them, ‘We remind you to look at what is correct, what is right, what can possibly be a Blessing to your manner of living, or your sight.’ Nothing delivered is to upset you. It is sometimes to counsel you, or to direct you, or to cause you to look deeper into what is best for you.

All The Saints Here in the Heavens care about every human being created, because every human being can become ‘a Saint’. Remember this. It is important.”