Letters

Dearest children of the world;

I, your Mother, the Immaculate Virgin, Mother of the Son of God and my Son, Jesus, I’m here to tell you of my endearing everlasting love for each of you, as my Son told you in His letter. We want all of you in the folds of this love of ours. The love of the Father for all the children of His creation. We speak of love because we want to dispel any fear that may be in your hearts at this time. There is so much out there in your world that is frightening from one day to the next. There are so many prophecies that have come from every corner of the world, some say from us, and some from false prophets, not from us. That’s why we need to enforce how much, you are loved. How much, depends on your prayer to and with us. To be a normal balance in your daily lives and try to drive away the evil invading and permeating everyone today. Loved ones, you are all so dear to me, and I watch over each of you in the tenders of fashions. You are protected.

If you wish to be under my mantle and are in the refuge of my Immaculate Heart.

There will be things that are happening now in the world that most will not understand or comprehend. 

It will be hard to justify, at times, love in all you will see, in all your experience. 

But, there is love. There is a great deal of love and mercy in all that transpires in and for each of you and all of you for the good of all the children of God. 

The book “Do Whatever Love Requires” is now being authored by my Son and me to tell you all that understanding or suffering is what determines our quality of life.

We need to be understood and loved, which gives us rise to acceptance and love – this determines our quality of life!

Spirituality is a path for us to generate happiness, understanding, and love. So we can live each moment of our life deeply. Having a spiritual dimension means discovering ways to handle life’s difficulties and generate peace, joy, and happiness right here, right now. The spirit of placing mindfulness, concentration, and insight into Buddhism are very close to the spirit of science. We can clear our minds stillness to look deeply and investigate reality for ourselves. We know where we come from and where we’re going. 

Most of all, we want to be happy! 

Humility has given rise to many talented musicians and artists, but how many have created the art of creating a happy moment? 

For ourselves and those around us? 

Every species on earth wants to live to its fullest potential. More than just surviving, we want to live. 

What does it mean to be alive? 

What does it mean to die? 

What happens when we die?

Questions are all in my heart, and everyone’s hearts.

Sometimes they become words but are left unsaid. They still pull our hearts whenever we think about our life or those we loved who passed away. The answer should be based on evidence, meditating deeply, and seeing things others cannot see, including wrong views that lie at the base of our suffering. When can we break through those wrong views? 

No, we can only mask the art of living happily, in peace and freedom. We have wrong views, negative thoughts or opinions. We need to think separately (differently) so when we die we have receipts to keep a record of this life and to enter into eternal life.

Also, we are interconnected with the world around us and the ways we continue after death. Where can I find happiness, heaven, or love right here inside us, (within) right in the present moment?

Fundamental practices to help liberate us from these wrong views are: Concentration on emptiness, singleness and aimlessness. The doors of Liberation-Buddhism.

Opera gives deep insight into what it means to be alive and what it means to die. They help us transform feelings of grief, anxiety, loneliness, and alienation. They have the power to liberate us from our wrong views. So we can live deeply and fully and face dying and death without fear, anger, or despair. 

Explore for additional concentrations on:

• Impermanence     
• Practices
• Non-craving         
• Full awareness of letting go
• Breathing
• Nirvana
  
  

Impermanence helps free us from our tendency to live as though our loved ones and we will be here forever.