The Lord is omnipresent. His physical departure from the earth does not mean that He has cut off all contact with human beings on Earth, that He is no longer among them. The Lord knew and was aware of many things that He could not tell those around Him. His Guides told Him certain things that He could see, even in Vision, that warned Him of certain things that were about to happen.
The Lord had a childhood friend, ROLF, with whom He went to school. They split up when Rolf got a job far away from the town where they lived. Years went by without them seeing each other.
It was one day at the Festival of the PURE LILY, after the service, while the Lord was walking around, greeting and talking to people, that He again met Rolf and his wife MARGARET.
The Lord was having a conversation with a German couple, whom HE knew well. At the same time, Rolf and his wife Margaret were passing by. One of the Lord’s Guides whispered in His ear to look at these people passing by, and it was at that moment He saw Rolf, whom HE did not recognize immediately. He recognized him after looking at him closely and noticing his hairstyle.
His Guide confirmed that it was Rolf, His childhood friend. He ended the conversation with the German couple and hurried off to meet Rolf and his wife, whom He greeted.
Rolf looked at the Lord without recognizing Him. The Light opened Rolf’s spiritual eye and he recognized his childhood friend OSCAR ERNST. Rolf had not been able to make the connection with Oscar Ernst, Whom he had known as a child, very young, and even more so when the Lord was beaming with Force, just after the Festival.
Rolf had been coming to worship on the Mountain with his wife all this time, but he didn’t know that Abdruschin was Oscar Ernst, his childhood friend. He was a little surprised, but tried to recognize the Lord.
It was during their conversation that Rolf, who had long since left town, came to recognize the Lord. It was his wife who had awakened his interest in the Grail Message, unaware that Abdruschin was his childhood friend.
The Lord always wore the festival robe, and people saw Him differently. It was as if He was covered by a light that changed everything around Him, even His face, and when He wore the robe, people saw Him even differently. After the service, not everyone would recognize the Lord when He passed among the people. He could go unnoticed by people who did not recognize that it was the Lord who was passing by, especially by those who did not yet know Him well.
This made it difficult for Rolf to recognize Him in His festival robe. What helped Rolf to recognize Him was His way of speaking, which hadn’t changed much. He had such humility and gentleness when He spoke to people, He would look at them and smile. The Lord’s face is never closed.
He had a penetrating gaze, and when He looked at people, His eyes shone and moved constantly. It was during this conversation that Rolf recognized his childhood friend, Oscar Ernst.
Rolf had a habit of driving under the influence of alcohol and at high speeds, although he had risked accidents on several occasions. While talking with Rolf and his wife, the Lord saw in a vision how Rolf would have an accident and be disabled for some time before recovering. Instead of warning Rolf about what he had seen in the vision, the Lord spoke to Margaret to continue to counsel Rolf about his conduct and the danger he was in. They parted in joy.
Rolf soon had a serious accident. He had drunk so much alcohol that he fell asleep at the wheel and the car hit a tree and was overturned. Rolf was in a coma for a long time. When he woke up, he couldn’t feel his legs, which were paralysed.
Margaret wrote to the Lord about Rolf’s accident and what had happened to him that had prevented them from coming to the Mountain. Rolf’s fault was that he drank alcohol and didn’t listen to the advice of others. He was a proud man who said he knew everything and didn’t need anyone’s advice. After drinking alcohol, he got behind the wheel against his wife’s advice, telling her that he was in control of his driving and that nothing would happen to him.
Rolf had to learn how to live with people. He had a defect of pride in his various past lives. Rolf had to learn from his mistakes. The Lord gave him teachings in relation to his defect of pride. Rolf was confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life.
Story 2.
MATTHEW was a friend of the Lord’s father. He was very intelligent, hardworking and was well liked in his company. He had a defect of pride. He would have long discussions with the Lord’s father and other friends. He was the one who dominated and always had the upper hand in discussions, which he also finish last, leaving no one else time to speak. He knew everything.
The Lord had grown up and, one day, while his father and his friends were having a drink, he saw them starting to argue, always with Matthew as the ringleader. The Lord tried to intervene, which further irritated Matthew, who did not take kindly to being interrupted, especially not by a child. The Lord had given him teachings.
Matthew was stabbed by bandits. One day, as he was out walking, he saw people gathered in one place. He went to see what was going on, but, instead of remaining calm and content to observe what was happening, which did not concern him, Matthew, proud as he was, intervened, sure that the people would applaud his intervention, not knowing that these people were armed bandits. One of them, feeling publicly humiliated by Matthew, followed him on his way home. And when Matthew reached a slightly hidden spot, the bandit pulled out a knife and stabbed him.
Matthew was alone in that place, bleeding and without help, which was slow in coming. Matthew died because of his pride, which drove him to meddle in what was none of his business. He wanted to show that he was smarter, wiser, he wanted to show off and be recognized and appreciated for it. His death affected the Lord’s family, who had known him for a long time. The Lord was young. He wondered if He would be able to meet Matthew in the next life and help him to behave well. Little did He know that He had vowed to meet Matthew.
One Sunday long after that, when he was a grown man, the Lord felt impelled to go into town. He went alone and entered a few shops to see if he could buy anything. From a distance he saw a woman and her son talking and looking at clothes. Suddenly, in a vision, he saw the image of Matthew, his father’s friend who had died when he was still young, at the age of 11.
The Lord approached the woman and her son and looked at them, smiling. The woman took advantage of the Lord’s kind smile to tell him what had happened. As for the child, he was angry and his face was closed, guarded. The mother told the Lord that her son had a temper that people didn’t like. He complained about everything. She had chosen a pair of trousers and a shirt for him, which he had refused, giving his reasons. She didn’t have enough money, but the child used arguments that made the mother angry. The child never listened to her advice and always defended himself. Even his friends complained about his proud, arrogant and domineering behaviour.
The child’s name was MATHIAS. The Lord decided to help Matthew, who this time was reincarnated as Mathias. Mathias’ father was a soldier who had already died. Mathias lived with his sister Emilie, and their mother said that Mathias didn’t listen to her advice, that he was stubborn. The Lord asked his mother to come and see Him in His office on the Mountain with her children Mathias and Emilie.
They went to the Mountain, where the Lord welcomed them in His office. They told the Lord about the difficult life they were living without their father. The Lord asked the mother if Mathias could stay on the Mountain with the other children, and she readily accepted.
Although the Lord had known Matthias in another incarnation, under the name of Matthew, his father’s friend, He told him nothing of this. Mathias stayed on the Mountain with the children who were servants of God.
Mathias learned to control his pride and other faults. There was light in the place where the child servants on mission stayed. This changed Mathias and his character as a proud man.
The Lord often visited him. He told him things about his past that he did not know. But the Lord knew why He was telling him all these things so that he could change. He was telling Mathias about Matthew’s life, even though they were the same person. Mathias grew up in the home of God’s servants on mission on Earth.
Mathias, like many others, had left the Mountain after the Lord’s departure. Many had left to find work. They had gone on to higher education.
Once off the Mountain, Mathias found himself among other people in different environments. He rubbed shoulders with other people with different lifestyles, and little by little his proud, arrogant, domineering character was reawakened and developed in his new life on Earth.
The Lord wanted to help him overcome his faults, so that he wouldn’t take them again with him in another incarnation on Earth. To do this, the Lord asked the Helpers to help Mathias. The Helpers formed a team to help Mathias overcome his faults, which he took with him in every incarnation on Earth.
The Lord would come at night and sit on Matthias’ bed, teaching him the right way to behave. Mathias listened to these teachings as if in a dream. He couldn’t see the person teaching him the spiritual word, but he could hear a voice speaking to him. The Helpers followed him, preventing him from doing certain things and helping him to behave properly.
Mathias’ defect of talking too much was such that he could be with friends and start talking without thinking about giving the floor to others. But when help began to intervene in his life to help him get rid of this defect, there came a time when he talked too much, his tongue seemed to be stuck, blocked to the point where he couldn’t pronounce a single word. He was very embarrassed and uncomfortable. He even consulted a therapist to find out the cause of this phenomenon, but got no answers. He felt ashamed when his tongue got stuck in the middle of a conversation or discussion with people. He felt so belittled and diminished that he began to avoid conversations and to talk too much.
With the Lord’s help, Mathias gradually gave up his pride, arrogance and dominance. He even began to avoid group conversations not only to embarrass others, but also so that others wouldn't take him seriously when his tongue got stuck and he couldn’t express himself well, which could even irritate or tire others.
The Lord kept coming into his sleep to teach him how to live with people.
One day, Mathias met JOHN, a servant of God on a mission, who was in a house with him. They talked about their experiences outside the Mountain. John told Matthias that one night while he was sleeping, he had a conversation with a man. He was asleep when he heard the voice giving him spiritual teachings that greatly changed his life. He couldn’t see the person speaking, just heard his voice.
Mathias told him that he’d had the same experience, and they concluded that it was the Voice of their Master and Lord, Who was gone but was still with them in their lives.
John had the idea of seeking out all those with whom they had had been together at the Mountain with the Lord, to see how each one was progressing. The few child servants of God who were on mission and who were on the Mountain, reported the same experience of hearing the voice of a man speaking to them in a dream while they were asleep. They had understood that although the Lord was not with them in flesh, He was always with them in their midst. One of them, JACQUELINE, had seen the Lord enter her room. He sat at the foot of her bed, looking at her. It was the Festival of the Pure Lily.
The Lord was All radiant and, before leaving, He placed His hand on His forehead, made the sign of the Cross and said a few words. They concluded that the Lord IS among them.
Even today, there are servants of God on mission who are visited by the Lord Whom they hear giving them the teachings they need at this time to help them. These servants are open to the Light and hear this Voice with an open spiritual ear.
This was not the case when the Lord was on the Mountain. Servants on mission have the Grace of God to obtain God’s help. All you have to do is open yourself to the Force of the Light that surrounds you.
A LOT OF STRENGTH AND COURAGE.
