“I am Saint Teresa of Avila.

The Father has given to the world a Blessing beyond what a human mind, nature or abilities could possibly make up, to remind others regarding all there is, in regard to the Purpose for which human life was created.

Human life is gifted with a Portion of The Creator, called the ‘Soul’.  The Soul is a ‘Living Matter’ that is to be returned pure when the physical life of a human being no longer exists.

It is sad for me to say that life, in the human form, is not understood in the Value it is, the Beauty, or the Purpose for which it was created a long time ago.  So many men, women and children abuse this Gift mentally, morally, physically, and of course, spiritually.  Knowing that this Gift is ‘special’, all ages should understand that the very fact that the human mind is able to understand the importance of many things, it should be fully aware of the importance for which the body was created, and the intellect was instilled so that an individual could fully understand more than an animal is capable of.

Throughout the world there is much confusion on what human life is all about, because throughout the world the weaknesses in the human beings has allowed, have allowed, and are yet allowing demonic pleasures to be more interesting than what they know they should be doing, they should be thinking, and that is, to prepare themselves to one day return to The Father that Portion of Him called the ‘Soul’.

How individuals can understand that Saints do exist and not want to become One, it is illogical, because in many ways, the human mind wants success, wants to be popular, wants to be important.  This is innate.  I ask you then, ‘Why is the Highest Goal for human life not thought about more, and not used as the focal point in all one does, to arrive as a Saint when the time comes?’

It is so easy to ignore a subject of great importance because it changes one’s attitude, aptitude, interest, and draws them from a totally humanistic evaluation of what human life is all about.

I close My Words with a serious thought: All through life, men, women and children seek goals.  Would it not be foolish to not seek the Greatest Goal available for one’s Soul, and that would be to make It a Saint? So be it.”