May all seekers of Light aim to discover and align themselves with the Flow of the Divine Will.

This Flow is reflected, first, in an intra-psychic experience of bodily, emotional and mental readings that inform, through a kind of psychological comfort, peace of conscience or state of grace – three degrees of the same phenomenon – whether the individual is in the right place, with the right people and judiciously dedicated to the occupations that match the Designs from Above in their regard.

Being in flow – what Jesus called “The Kingdom of God”¹ – heals, renews and elucidates everything, providing magnificent restarts of the existential system, or even fabulous quantum leaps of expansion of consciousness, increased understanding of reality, self-mastery and serenity in the face of inexorable circumstances.

Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
in the Name of Mary Christ
LaGrange, New York, United States of America
October 13, 2022

1. Matthew 6:33.

Forgiveness we owe to everyone, including to criminals.

Tolerance, however, is only due to people with divergent conduct that does not imply disrespect for others and for ourselves.

Those who forgive do not hate and even wish the recipient of their forgiveness well. However, if they are conscientious and sensible, as well as good-natured or good-hearted, they will demand an attitude that upholds the dignity and safety of all human beings.

Therefore, we must forgive the offender, but subject them to the limits established by human law, just as Divine Justice will naturally take place, in the form of a karmic consequence, immediately or in the future.

This is how, for example, a conscientious woman forgives her violent spouse who has physically assaulted her, but, on the other hand, imposes a divorce on him/her, in the name of her safety and that of her underage children.

In the same way, no one should expect evil to happen in the existence of a perverse or prejudiced creature, but every conscientious individual has a responsibility to defend themselves and their loved ones, as well as members of any discriminated minority within their power of action.

This is why Jesus prayed for the crucifiers¹, without speaking to them².

The Christ-Verb also asserted that he had come to bring the sword and not peace³, adding, on another occasion, that the peace he bequeathed to his disciples was not the peace the world offered⁴, since it constitutes the peace of conscience of those who fulfil their duty, often in conflict with the expectations of others and personal whims.

Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
in the Name of Mary Christ
LaGrange, New York, United States
October 6, 2022

1. Luke 23:34
2. Matthew 26:63
3. Matthew 10:34
4. John 14:27
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