“A generous reward is always a happy thought. A generous giving sometimes has misconceptions attached to it. Children eagerly walk the physical road, looking for excitement, pleasure, stimulation, reward. Too many now are not taught the value of reward, the meaning of reward, the purpose of reward, or the distinct difference between rewards. Most children attach reward to a now, and a physical receiving. They are sometimes so eager to be the one to receive reward that they close out the beauty of receiving it and the beauty of humility in receiving it. They’re eager to be first, and sensitive to any unkindness or jealousy from others. They sometimes create the unkindness and the jealousy by their overprideful action.

My reason today for speaking on this to you, is to make you aware of the reward that can be equal for all of you. There is no one present who has more chance than the others. Each child is given the benefits, the opportunity to receive the Reward of Heaven. Sanctity is reward and is one distinguishable, not in the sight of man, but in the sight of God. Do you understand? Strive hard, press on, work diligently, and force yourselves to be so totally aware of the Great Reward of living a full life for God will bring you.

I place a table in front of you and on this table there are many rewards. One is fame, one is fortune, one is Sanctity. I know which you will choose. Some men would not choose as you. Pray for these men, for right now the turmoil that is all around is keeping men from thinking of God’s Realm.

As a Saint I speak firsthand. I walk in this Realm of God’s, eager to help all men reach Here, Where I am. There are thousands of Us Here, lending a hand to every child who prays for guidance, for help, for counseling. There are thousands upon thousands of children not aware of Our hands. They have not been taught.

Now let Us return to the table before you. The visual sight that I would place here regarding Sanctity might be in the form of a Crown. It will be up to you and your acts of love, and through them, to place jewels in the Crown. Oh, My children, teach all men how important it is to work for reward, but to be sensitive and alert to the obvious Reward that God has. You might help some pass up the reward for man to just satisfy his daily way and his ego at hand.

As I leave the view of the child who sits with you, I must say one more thing, ‘The more you wish to please The King, the more Reward will be waiting for thee.’”