“We have been speaking to this little one for some time on the Importance of being a human being and the Goal for which it was designed, and that is to return to from Where It came at another time, but also representing What would be Holy, What would be Divine, and What would be truly a Gift beyond what the human mentality could ever perceive It to be.

Let us take now what the human mind can serve to the body that is seen, and not only serve in a manner understood, but serve in a manner of mental practice in using the mentality to think in ways that give strength to the mentality, hope to the mentality, and much more worth than just speaking words.

Through the mentality, conscience is a very important fact, and being able to think what is morally sound, but also understanding that everything that a human being uses is recorded, but also shown openly the individual who records these things for the sake of memory, for the sake of caring, for the sake of hope in them, and for the sake of acquiring greater goals.

You live in a time, even though it is what is called ‘intellectual’, I must add to this: being actual does not always mean being safe or caring or understandable. The list is endless. It would take so much time to deliver every Fact thoroughly included in this Line.

I want to speak more, but hopefully I have left Words that will be found impeccable, also necessary, also great help to the human mind that is the custodian of all an individual does physically, socially, mentally.

I cannot gather All the Words at this time, but it is important for thousands of human beings to look at what I have just spoken, and when they do, I think it would be wise to stop worrying about what other people think, say or do. Don’t have an opinion on what you think, but sound reasonability will fulfill the necessities necessary for safety to be evident, logic to be evident, hope to be evident, and of course, prayer at the right time.

I want to speak more, I could speak more, but sometimes Many of Us Saints Here in the Heavens find that people are often critical. They have no right to be critical, because their mentality does not have what We have. Mentality only limits what it suggests to the individual.

I will close, but as I do, I say: ‘Don’t try to twist These Words. Don’t try to correct Them. If you do, it will be a waste of your time, because These Words are not just practical, not just logical, but based on Divine Will always.’”