Fragments of an awakened soul

Strengthen me, Lord, in faith; may prayer be my shield, may Your grace be my nourishment, may Your mercy be my redemption. Transform my heart, heal it from haste, from comparison, from desire, from expectation, and from all suffering. Bring me the peace that is born from Your presence; remove from me the burdens that weigh upon my heart. Close my eyes to envy, to comparison, to what does not suit me. Refine my heart in this way, Jesus. Help me in this process; I know that I need You. Without You, I do not know where I would be; You are my light. Without Your presence, I would be even more lost in the darkness.

The coming years will be the most difficult times that humanity will have to endure. Pain, despair, fear, sadness, emptiness, lack of meaning, doubt, suffering will be so great that many will not withstand it. It is not punishment; it is purification. After the night comes the day; after winter comes spring; after the rain, the rainbow.

I know it may be very difficult for you to go through everything that is happening. But the new world is closer than we imagine. Christ will reign through our hearts, transforming our attitudes, our institutions, our governments, our systems, and He will make all things new.

Endure with faith, for all pain will pass, the days will be better, and Christ will renew your heart. Trust in the promise and do not allow fear to dwell within you; above all, fight fear with love—the love that is born from faith in Christ and in His promise.

“No sheep that My Father has entrusted to Me will be lost.”
“All that the Father gives Me will come to Me; and the one who comes to Me I will by no means cast out.”

Father, I implore You and ask You, in Your name, transform this world. Make this world a stage that exemplifies Your divine love. Bring peace, bring justice, heal hearts. Transform this world through love; descend and reveal Yourself to all those hearts that thirst for You. Grant wisdom so that they may seek the true truth. Free us from all oppression. Above all, let Your will be done and not mine. Do what will lead us to the greater good.

Jesus wants us to free ourselves from matter; He wants us not to worry about earthly things, but to care for the things of God. He wants us to focus our lives on the things of God and not be troubled by the things of the flesh. He wants us to see life from the eternal perspective of the spirit—the constant existence that is independent of circumstances, independent of matter, independent of everything. He wants us to set our hearts on God, because from God comes all love. He wants us to nourish ourselves with wisdom, with love, with chastity, with purity in our souls. For it is there that we find true life.

Jesus came to teach us all of this, so that we may live fully in the purpose of God. Filled with fullness, we will find divine love and rejoice in ultimate happiness.

God did everything in my life. God shaped me into who I am today. He freed me from distractions, allowed me to feel pains that, without them, I would not have opened my eyes to Him; He showed me my true purpose—what would truly ignite the flame of my heart, what would give meaning to my temporary stay on Earth.

There is no way for me to thank Him for having transformed my life. For every second I live this life of purpose is an indescribable blessing. He gave me freedom, but He also gave me a reason to live. My purpose has become to honor Him publicly without ceasing, so that this may serve as an encouragement for some soul to open itself and live the same transformation that I lived after coming to know Him.

Love exists because, without it, existence would be unbearable. The universe is not impersonal; the universe is personal. And for this reason, even in the face of all human wickedness, there arose among us the one with divine consciousness—Christ—to save us from our free will, to protect us from ourselves, and to teach us the truth.

We were granted free will, and we were blessed by Christ, by His love, because love is the only thing that fills the feeling of insignificance. Jesus came to save the world and not to judge it. But many remain crystallized and do not want to change their hearts toward love.

I am certain that the Christs will not cease to bring love to these souls until, one day, they turn toward the light. But I am also certain that Christ will not allow souls cold to love to continue hurting souls newly opened to Him. The New Earth is just one more testimony of God’s infinite love for us.

Love gives meaning to pain. Love rises above all pain. Pain exists only because love also exists, because without love it would be unjust to suffer. Love gives meaning to pain. Love—the infinite feeling of belonging—makes the insignificant feel important.

Love is the proof of the personal nature of God, even in the face of the vastness of the universe. For amid trillions of planets, trillions of stars, trillions of galaxies, infinite universes, endless timelines, and countless quantum superpositions, the feeling of love that God places in our hearts removes every sense of insignificance, every feeling that nothing matters, every feeling that nothing makes sense.

Because love is the feeling of belonging, of significance, of importance. Nothing would make sense—every possibility unfolds across the multiverse; time bends and unfolds, flows and is manipulated—but at the end of all this, God speaks through love: even though you are dust, you are My diamond.

Connecting to divine knowledge in such a way that your consciousness reaches the heavens will bring not only the understanding of the extraordinary as natural, but also the realization of the extraordinary in our lives. Everything begins within you, in your beliefs. What we believe, we create. We are mirrors of the Creator; we are not merely human—we are among the most powerful beings in the universe, wrapped in a shell of flesh. We are creators: our thoughts create, our beliefs transform realities. We are the most powerful beings in the universe, because we are conscious manifestations of God. There is nothing we cannot do. There is no objective we cannot achieve. Everything is possible for us, because everything is possible for those who believe.

This is the truth, and woe to those who remain indifferent to it—not because they will be judged and condemned to suffer, but because they create their own condemnation through the beliefs they impose upon themselves. For we forgive as we judge, and our own judgment sentences us to suffering and perdition. You are your own Master; it has always been so and always will be so. You are your only judge. You choose the life you will live, both in heaven and on earth. Your free will has never been, and never will be, violated. God created you free, and free you are, and free you remain. You are your own Master; you are responsible for accepting the invitations to redemption and learning the truth. Only you.

There is nothing in this world that cannot be explained. Everything that exists is the manifestation of the natural. Nature does not unfold only as we judge the natural to be. Everything is natural; there is no mysticism. Reality beyond matter does not involve the supernatural. What we know as the supernatural, the divine, the extraordinary, miracles, is not outside nature. It is not beyond our capacity to understand and study. The Creator is not outside creation; He is within creation. We do not exist outside Him; we exist in Him. Everything is divine manifestation. Everything that exists is the expression of the divine. When we see the extraordinary, it is merely one of the infinite forms of His nature.

God does not abandon you, God does not forget you, God never ceases to love you. In this recognition lies the constant foundation that will support us forever. Jesus came to show us how much God loves us. Therefore, I will never cease to honor Him as Lord and Master, for from Him came the bread of life; whoever has eaten of it will never hunger again.