“I am Saint Teresa of Avila.

You live in a time of great importance, because at this time there are so many diversified ideals, ideas, decisions, that in many ways can threaten the Soul of some individuals.  Morality is very often ignored; truthfulness, sometimes a thing of the past.  Love for others is rare, because supposedly all human beings depend upon a new way, a new order of thinking.  Sincerity is oftentimes based on merely opinion, not always the facts.

Today, as All of Us Saints stand close to this Gift of Divine Love, it is so Important that All that has thus far been delivered, and is being delivered, be more fully understood on the Importance of It, and the meaning in It, that The Father Wills the human minds to understand, because of the Souls that are affected by what a human being speaks, practices, partakes in, or thinks.

I speak differently, I know, but it is important that through this Gift of Divine Love that The Father has given to the world, All that is described from the Words must be seen for the Value that is in Them, the Direction that is in Them, and also, the individual must never forget that a Portion within them is dependent on everything they think, do, speak, and partake in; that Portion is called the Soul.

The Father has blessed the world abundantly with a Gift far beyond what the human mind can perceive It to be.  Divine Love is evident in All that has thus far been delivered, and is being delivered, but the human mind, the human understanding, tries to ignore such an Event as This is in their time, because the human mind oftentimes becomes what man calls stubborn, and refuses to see the Indepthness or the Value of What is delivered, because the average human being never considers their Soul in what they think, what they do, what they practice, in their daily way of living.

I will close My Words, and I beseech you that when you read Them, try to understand that All that is delivered through this Gift of Divine Love is for the Salvation of Souls of mankind, not just the ones who take the Words, but those who will read the Words at another time.  So be it.”