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(Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar) – Eugênia, on May 17th, we celebrate the International Day Against LGBTphobia. Could you tell us something about this?
(Spirit Eugênia-Aspásia) – It is an inexhaustible theme that demands constant revisiting for fresh reflection and broader debate. If we address it with consistency and depth—within the psyches of individuals and collectives, as well as in human culture at large—we may succeed in eradicating every form of violence against LGBT people, ranging from the most blatant acts to those that appear innocuous, such as the humor that fosters hatred and self-hatred.
(BTA) – Which specific topic within this subject would you like to highlight?
(EEA) – We must begin by acknowledging that—largely due to the percentage of people with the potential for bisexuality, even if they do not actively live it out—the LGBT+ community actually comprises the majority of the Earth’s population; it does not constitute a minority, as is so often claimed.
On the other hand, let us remember the extent to which religion and legislation—in most corners of the planet—still condemn sexual identities that deviate from the standard cisgender heterosexual model. These two pillars of civilization—temples and courts—require a radical update. Consequently, this would allow media and mass communication sectors—supported by quality journalism and established press outlets—to echo what scientific academia and the artistic vanguard have asserted for decades: that diverse manifestations of sexual orientation and gender identity are natural expressions of the human condition. (BTA) – And this isn’t accomplished overnight, nor easily…
(EEA) – No. The undertaking is immense and will consume decades of concerted effort by citizens, organizations, countries, and churches; yet, it will not fade until it fully achieves its objectives, for it enjoys the guardianship of the great Spiritual Authorities who, in the Name of God, guide the destinies of the world.
(BTA) – I wouldn’t know what else to ask about the subject. I feel overwhelmed by the complexity and the pain that permeate it.
(EEA) – Because you have lived it deeply since childhood, and—in your adult life—have been willing to study it and, above all, to debate it systematically and publicly, including on television, starting in the early 1990s. Thus, the distressing nuances and the contours of grave urgency surrounding the topic do not escape you—unlike what happens, in a way, with cisgender heterosexuals and even with members of the LGBT+ community who, however enlightened, do not dedicate themselves to the work of raising awareness and liberating souls as you have done before the multitudes for over 30 years.
(BTA) – It is incredible how irritating the topic seems to be for so many people.
(EEA) – And infuriating—in the sense of provoking violent, murderous, suicidal, and genocidal rage—but only for those immersed in the primitive mindset of a base, backward ego, crystallized in the rearguard of reactionary conservatism and focused on immediate personal gain.
Conversely, the spiritual power protecting this cause and those who strive to defend it proves invincible, for it originates from the Divinity. Furthermore, the evolutionary moment in history has arrived for this issue—rooted for millennia in the cultural universe of the physical plane—to be properly addressed and resolved, regardless of the time and energy such an undertaking demands of individuals and entire communities.
(BTA) – You touched upon another consequence of LGBTphobia: suicide…
(EEA) – Yes. LGBTphobia is one of the factors that, alongside militant atheism, most fuels a distaste for life, a loss of existential purpose, and a lack of joy and idealism; it causes, so to speak, the death of the soul in millions of beings, even if many never commit an act of lethal violence against themselves or others.
We observe with deep sorrow the massive scale reached by cynicism, nihilism, and the dismantling of the foundations of morality and spirituality, as well as the impact of the moralistic, irrational, and criminal anathemas leveled against LGBT people—often expressed in monstrous statements, such as those of a religious nature that deem them “abominations” from the cradle throughout their entire lives, whether within or outside the realm of dense matter.
This is a diabolical movement that, as we highlighted earlier, originates from two of society’s most important sectors—law and religion—which ought, in principle, to have a duty to combat discrimination of every kind, whether based on sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other human characteristic.
May leaders and ordinary people alike—from all walks of life and backgrounds—grasp the importance of this matter and discuss it seriously, ranging from the sanctuary of the home to the most influential platforms for sharing ideas and values. Let this be done to safeguard the vast multitudes of suffering, troubled, and desperate hearts that are in need of succor—never of attack.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
in dialogue with Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
Recife, May 14, 2026
Withdraw from effort that entails forcing yourself or forcing events that must unfold according to their own rhythms, beyond your control or that of anyone else.
The culture of the material world, intrinsically bound to a focus on egoic interests, induces the belief that to be responsible and mature is to live in tension and worry. Such an attitude toward the occurrences of existence only generates wear and rupture of physical, mental, and spiritual health.
Seek, insofar as possible, to be attentive to and occupied with what is constructive and resolutive. Try attentiveness without tension, occupation without preoccupation.
To rest in a state of mild disciplined activity is, paradoxically, the psychological pattern you must make your continuous modus operandi, in every area and department of your existence.
This choice, as a philosophy of life, joined to the pursuit of prioritizing the essential values of the spirit, favors a safe passage toward full self-realization, toward the transcendence of oneself, toward the overcoming of the circumstantial panorama in which one is situated.
Scholars of the phenomenon of flow, the condition in which great professionals attain and sustain a level of excellence in their performance, recommend an equivalent measure: striving that draws the individual out of their comfort zone, without provoking, however, unsustainable wear in the day-to-day of long working hours.
The distinction between our counsel and that of specialists thus resides in the fact that we postulate the primacy of what ought to be at the center of every human being’s attention: matters pertaining to the realm of the ideal, of vocation, of spirituality.
Such a guideline of conduct represents a conceptual key to understanding another paradox, proposed by the Christ-Word Jesus: “Come to me, all you who are weary, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you [...] and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”¹
1. Matthew 11: 28-30.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
in the Name of Mary Christ
April 20, 2026
In the latter half of the night of Tuesday, June 23, as I was bringing to a close one of the lectures I present weekly, reserved for members of the Inner Core of our Organization, the Spirit Eugênia-Aspásia drew near to me and asked, with great kindness:
“Heighten your receptivity. I shall convey a brief message to everyone…”
I heeded the illustrious spiritual teacher, lifted my eyes, and fixed them upon an indefinite point near the ceiling of the auditorium, suspending the mental exchange with those present in the audience. I then heard myself utter, in a gentle psychophonic trance, the sentence in French that so masterfully crowned the propositions for the fight for the dignity of all persons belonging to minoritized groups, theme that had informed the lecture intended for our friends and, brothers and sisters in the Ideal:
“‘Vive la différence!’ (Long live the difference!)”
Then, before I could emerge from the trance, I added, deeply moved by the discarnate teacher’s influence:
“‘Vive la guerre!’ (Long live the war!)”
Partially breaking free of the state of semi-incorporation, my brow furrowed in surprise, I questioned the venerable guide before all those present, in the hall and online:
“Is that truly so? Did I capture it correctly?”
And although I did not psychically hear her, the mentor herself, still making use of my vocal apparatus, answered into the microphone, without any alteration to my own timbre, preserving the natural, informal tone of the class among companions in faith:
- Yes. May we live out the good war, the war waged in favor of the good, so that we need not wage war against the evil that one day will beset us, as a consequence of our negligence. May we live, in the words of Paul of Tarsus, the good fight…¹”
Eugênia paused and asked that, once the lecture had concluded, I enter the mediumistic booth to interact with a few members of the Institution’s board. At the close of those interactions, she added, for me alone:
- Let us remember what the Christ-Verb assured us: “I came not to bring peace, but a sword,”² so that we do not falter before the calls to battle in defense of all the causes that together compose the great Unified Cause for the whole of humanity.”
At last, she who had once been Saint Bernadette Soubirous, the visionary of Our Lady at Lourdes, imparted:
“Our Great Mother, Mary Christ, charged us with bringing this message of encouragement and inspiration for benevolent action to the wider public, in this era of so much misrule, of weakening of character and the decline of souls, in the face of the forces and agents of evil that beset the creatures on every side, drawing them toward despondency, vice and hopelessness.”
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
In the Name of Mary Christ
June 24, 2026
1. II Timothy 4:7.
2. Matthew 10:34.
Tell my beloved children:
That the Earth and this human civilization are safeguarded within the sanctuary of my Heart.
That Gabriel Christ and I are effectively bringing about, in this time of prophetic fulfilment, the Second Coming of Jesus – the already foretold collective return of the Christ-Verb of Truth to the world.
That in this House¹ of mine – for I promised to make it my dwelling – I will continue to prodigally bestow, in the Name of the Merciful Face of Goddess-Mother, an overflowing abundance of wonders.
That, in return, I expect from the members of this new spiritual family2 of mine more devotion and commitment to the faithful fulfilment of the guidance of service, cooperation and transformation dictated to them within the mystical temple of their consciences.
That I am happy and grateful that more children of my Soul are dedicating themselves to this holy mission of rescuing the entire orb and themselves.
And finally, that each one of them will receive, as asserted by the Beloved Son of God³, almost 20 centuries ago, a hundredfold4 whatever they have done for the common good, in this critical era of salvific transition for planetary humanity.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
in the Name of Mary Christ
June 17, 2026
1. The Mary Christ Society.
2. The members of the Inner Circle of the Mary Christ Society.
3. Matthew 17:5.
4. Mark 10:29-30.
The philosophy of life best suited to each individual is the one that most fully embraces the spirit of service—with joy and gratitude. Service to others is the purpose of existence.
Joy in serving indicates a greater alignment with one’s personal vocation.
Gratitude reveals an excellent state of consciousness and devotion to God, as found in our brothers and sisters in humanity.
This triad holds the secret that unlocks the treasure of happiness, under any circumstances.
If your life situation is currently arduous and full of trials, there is no more effective way to dispel distress and set a fortunate course for future events.
If you are enjoying a relatively good period, no measure is better for solidifying the foundations of well-being and peace that establish deep happiness and fulfillment as a lasting part of your life.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
In the Name of Mary Christ
December 20, 2014
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