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Illawarra District, Australia, January 3,
2007.
Midwayer Chief Bzutu (ABC-22).
Received by George Barnard.
Chief Bzutu: “I am here with you. Andréa is here
with you, and with your Destiny Guardians, all, are their associated
Cherubim. As well, there are a number of students here in their Morontia
selves (former humans), who are visiting this earth and learning about
our ways. These students are destined to spend time on the Mansion Worlds
as Teachers, and they are meant to be specifically useful to those pilgrims
originating from our world. This is ABC-22.
“We will talk about the abuses -- by individuals, corporations
and governments -- that are rampant on this world, and to be sure, this
is Andréa’s lesson of which I speak. It is not within human
nature to easily forgive a wrong that has been done. Serious long-term
abuses exact a mighty toll. The toll is of an emotional nature, and
the intellect does not necessarily cope with emotional hurt.
“Despite this, forgiveness is the only answer to the healing of
those wrongs. Once this is understood, the individual that may have
been hurt for a prolonged space of time is very likely to become a contributor,
a more sensitive, a more productive, and a more spiritual individual.
When the ability to forgive self is discovered, likewise for the perpetrator
of the crimes, it is a maturing, it is a growing, and it is a soul-felt
realizing that he, or she, will then understand what wrong has been
done to others.
“Forgiveness is a gift from the Creator of All, so pray for it;
ask for it. It is at that point also such forgiveness of self needs
to be ‘internalized’. Not one of us, Midwayer or human, can
look back over an entire earthly career and determine that all was right.
No! But I say to you that all is well.
“In the difficult world we live in, experience must be gathered
for growth. And as your dear friend, Joan of Arc, pointed out just some
weeks ago, it is the state in which one departs from this Earth that
truly matters in the age long career that is to come. The ability to
forgive is an ‘outreaching’ ability to love by victims, as
well as those who may be seen as perpetrators of crimes, and for these
perpetrators even to learn to love, forgive, and come to respect themselves.
“I thank you for your time. We class this lesson as a most important
one at this time. On behalf of Andréa and all assembled here,
I say Adieu.”
George: “Thank you Chief.”
Receiver’s notes: We questioned why ABC-22 would deliver
Andréa’s message. It was made clear to us that Andréa
was escorting (and focusing on) the students that were present at this
session. There were five or six of them, pure white, and they were quite
hard to see as they appeared to her left and somewhat behind her.
© 11:11 Progress Group.
Toujours au Service de Michael.
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