June 4, 1971
"Good evening, Aka. Is Ray with
God?”
Soul Ray stands with God.
And now, for soul Luke, we should say
these words. We see thy frustration. We see thy need. And as we have said
before, where thy go, our Father shall dwell within thee, and no harm should
come to thine. But we should say unto thee that in the month of your counting,
of July and of August, in the area of the great fault, thy should not travel,
for danger dwells there for all of thine children of God. Messages shall be
sent.
Therefore, at this time we should tell
thee again of our Father’s warning, for at that time great destruction should
come from the northern tip of the Alaskans into
And we
should say also unto soul James, of thy people that dwell within this land, if
you should take them into another area, let them examine your land of this
Arizonians, or take themselves into Mexico, but stay away from the area of the
great fault.
And we
should answer thy other questions.
Thy ask in thy mind, “What then should be the duties of James? Of which James do we speak?” And as we have said before, thine should be as one of the twelve, and as one of the twelve, thine should act as one of the Thirteen. For as one by one, and three by three, thy groups should grow. And Thirteen and past Thirteen. For as three was the number of your earth, thine should look outward unto the three twin sisters of thy earth, for there, in duplicate form, thine should find other earths as thy own.
And of thy
question, this we should say unto thee. For thy duty should dwell within thy
heart -- of that thy should give should come from thy heart, from thy heart to
thy lips, and into thy hands. For remember, in giving a gift, give this gift as
it was given unto thee; give it in the same fashion, of the same kind. For
remember, give it with love -- this one word of yours which you use so often,
yet so few of you know of the true meaning. For if thy could learn to look at
the heart of our Father, and look into the great love He possesses for thine children,
and of His many tears. And fear not that thy are a man to shed a tear, for as
thy pray unto one greater than thyself and pray to thy Father, think thee not
that our Father does not shed tears for His children? Think thee not that that
part of you you call your conscience, is not that part of man which is made in
His likeness, of His kind?
Then we
should say unto this one thy call [6-4-71-002], and of his many questions. And we see
his need to become part.
Thy have
asked many questions in thy mind. But first, we shall answer this one.
Thy think
of many thoughts. Part of them are for others, but most of them are for
thyself. In the preparation of the gift that we should give unto thee, first,
make peace within thyself. Show love in thy daily life, gentleness in thy walk,
and above all others, show a true concern in thy speech. If thy could do these
simple things, thy would find true humility to yourself and others. And as we
have asked others to bow before their God, their Father, we do not ask this to take
anything from the man or the woman; we only asked that this be performed in
reverence to thine self. For as thy find that thy thyself are not so important,
thy should find that thy are very
important to our Father. But at times, it is the taking away that must be done
to replace the love and gentleness that was born in the smallest of things upon
your earth. For has it not been written that, “INTO THE VERY SMALL, I SHALL
PLACE MY TRUST AND MY LOVE.”
We find
other questions in thy minds.
And unto
soul Paul we should answer his question. Of thy prayer for thy friend, healing
shall be granted. For thy have remembered in thy asking in thy Father’s name,
and thy Father should walk beside thee, and give His blessings into thee.
Thy have
other questions, ask.
"Yes,
Aka. In regards to this person of which you are speaking, I think you are
referring to [6-4-71-002] of Tempe, and she has asked for, she says, ‘I feel a
need of all the help that God might choose to give me to find peace in my soul
and to face what lies ahead, be it good or bad.’ Do you have anything further
to say to her on that request?”
We should
say unto this one, take of our wine, that she may drink of it. Take from [this],
as thy would know it, the philosophy of our work, and give this to her -- and
as thy would give her a rose without thorns, that fragrance and beauty may be
with her for the remainder of her days upon this earth.
In thy
greatest hour of need, your human beast, at that time, seems to look into the
very bottom of his heart and soul, and therefore, find his spirit -- and as
this spirit has always known of God and of His kindness and love -- if at this
time thy could look within thyself. If, in the time our Father should grant
unto thee, spend the remainder of this time in the giving of this gift we shall
give unto thee, then thy wish shall be granted, and thy days shall be extended
into thy fullest.
But remember, we are not important, and we are not great.
Without our Father’s permission, none of these things could be given. So give
thanks unto thy God, thy Father, thy Savior.
Ask thy other question.
"Aka, [6-4-71-003] asks for information concerning his
health and welfare. He lives in…He lives in
Yes,
we see thy need. One moment, the records must be checked.
Then
we should ask thee of this question. What specific information should he
desire?
"A
health reading, Aka.”
Yes, yes. Yes,
Father.
One moment,
please. Yes, we have this information now. We have before us the body, the
soul, and the spirit, of the immortal body; therefore, for soul J_______ we should
give this information.
We find,
first, that thy heart is not that of a young man; therefore, it should be our
suggestion that more of the leisure time should be enjoyed with the intellectual-type
work and less strenuous work.
We should
also find that in thy spiritual need, which to you is more important than the
health thy speak of, for thy seek peace of mind and spirit. First, we should
say unto this soul, for as the man of thy family, speak of thy needs and speak
out with authority. If the wine that thy should drink, of knowledge, should be
placed into an active practice, be not afraid to be active in this field.
We
could give unto thee a full description of the medical needs of thy body, but
it would be rather foolish at your age. For as you human form have not learned
the expansion of your years through the mental process that was built by the
Creator, and you have not reached that period and expansion of time of Thirteen,
we should say unto you, live out your years in fullness. Remember, your mind is
young yet. Let it not stagnate. Let it project the power that dwells there. Let
it project the knowledge and the love therein. Let it project out unto thy sons
and stepsons and to thy daughters. Let it go out forward into [my] time. Leave,
therefore, the seed of the groin on the earth.
Be not
afraid of death or dying; prepare thyself for the time that thy should step
over to the other side. Why should thy be afraid of this? For it is only a word
that thy have placed upon it. For remember, our Father is not the God of the
dead, but a God of the living. Therefore, death itself is only something thy
have manifested in thy mind.
If thy
think that we are dead, thy are mistaken. For it has been many centuries since
many of us have walked physically upon thy earth, yet our lives are fuller now
than they have ever been, for we walk not upon one earth, but upon the galaxies
and worlds beyond worlds. We walk beside our Father; we feel His warmth and His
love. And yet, we feel the warmth and love of others.
If thine
could teach of this, and bring forth the new heaven and earth upon your earth,
then thy lives of thy descendants, and thy birth upon the next plane should be
of the fullest.
We see thy
can understand of which we speak, because of your years upon this earth and
because of thy knowledge. We are proud then to speak unto thee.
Our Father
gives unto thee blessings.
And now,
soul Ray weakens, and grows very tired; therefore, we would suggest that thy
should awaken soul Ray from his slumber.
[Editor's note: Numbers are substituted for names,
addresses, and birth dates to respect privacy.]
Copyright © 1971 by A. Ray Elkins, Globe,