Holy MARY in the United States and the redemption of sins.
Our assembly met at the time of the Angelus, as usual, this time, however, according to the time zone of Washington, D.C., and New York.
Cibele, the noble spirit who represents the Great Mother of Humanity to the United States of America and Canada, appeared, with aplomb and serenity, before our group of soul sisters. At the end of few minutes, after a brief and cordial greeting, the eminent Spokeswoman plunged into a deep psychophonic trance.
Above her, gradually and magnificently, the Sacrosanct Image of the Spiritual Mother of the Earth was delineated, enfolding her in intense “luminous mass” until the spiritual Friend, with significant reincarnations in Saxon and French lands, her eyes lost in the infinite, began to translate the Thought of the Holy Mary into current American English, since the majority of attendants were friends and sisters linked to the North American culture:
My so beloved sons and daughters:
Why did Jesus assert to religious people:
‘Prostitutes and publicans will enter the Kingdom of God before you’?[1]
There is a clear and very simple reason. The psychological honesty and spiritual wisdom of perceiving in oneself, at the conscious or unconscious level, the presence of evil, of sin and of moral weakness, respectively inside our own hearts, in our behaviors and in our values, is more important than to proclaim a specific set of beliefs that, ordinarily, only touch the surface of the personality, without having deep roots in the individual’s mind and soul.[2]
So, those who integrate their personality, in a deeper way, are more advanced in the path of plenitude and authentic enlightenment than those who only see good deeds, thoughts and feelings in their inner world.
It is urgent, essential and constantly necessary to practice humility. As taught by the Great Master Jesus Christ:
‘Only those who seem like a child will enter the Kingdom of Heaven.’[3]
Holy MARY
Intermediation of the Spirits Eugênia-Aspásia and Cibele
Medium: Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar
15 November 2014
New Milford, Connecticut, U.S.A
[1]Matthew, 21:31
[2] Holy Mary, in a didactic and humble form, includes Herself in the condition of human fallibility.
[3] Matthew, 18:3.