another excerpt (part 4)

[Guest guest]

‘Michel, can you take some iron ore and some

carbon, heat them to the right temperature, and produce

pure steel? No. First you must skim the rubbish from

the iron; then it goes back to the pot to be

processed again and again and again... for as long as it

takes to produce first-class steel. The same applies to

us; we must be ‘reprocessed’ over and over until we

emerge perfect, for eventually we will rejoin The Spirit

who, being perfect himself, cannot accept the

slightest imperfection.’<br><br>‘That seems so

complicated!’<br><br>‘The Spirit, who has created everything, wanted it

this way and I’m sure that, for him, it’s very simple;

but for a poor human brain, I admit, it is at times

difficult to comprehend. And it gets more difficult, the

closer we try to get to the Source. For this reason, we

have tried, and in several places with success, to

abolish religions and sects. They apparently want to

group people together and help them to worship God or

gods and to understand [God]1 better; and yet they

make it all much more complicated and quite

incomprehensible by introducing rituals and laws invented by

priests who look to their own personal interests rather

than following nature and Universal Law. I see by your

Aura that you already realise certain of these

things.’<br><br>I smiled, for it was true, and asked, ‘On your

planet, can you see Auras, and read them?’<br><br>‘A few

of us have learned to, myself included, but in this

domain we are little more advanced than you. However, we

study the subject enormously because we know this is

what’s necessary for our evolution.’<br><br>He stopped

there, quite suddenly, and I realised it was a

telepathic order coming from the great personage that made

him do so.<br><br>‘I must go now, Michel and I will

be completely happy to do so if in having spoken to

you, I have been able to assist you and your fellow

creatures - on Earth and across the Universe.’<br><br>He

held his hand out to me and I did likewise. In spite

of his ugliness, I would have liked to kiss him and

hold him in my arms. I wish I had...<br><br>- end of

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