Journeys to the Planet Mars; or, Our Mission to EntoWeiss, Sara
Religion
Journeys to the Planet Mars; or, Our Mission to Ento
Weiss, Sara
Mars (Planet) -- Miscellanea; Spirit writings
Ever the onward marching army of humanity is calling for leaders who
shall direct their ways toward a better land, and ever the supply
is equal to the demand; for ever the Angels of the Visitation are
preparing the ways and making them straight for the advent of Saviors
who are to be the Leaders and Teachers of humanity. At present the
affairs of Earth's peoples are tending toward a most destructive
culmination. It would seem that only the Infinite One can stay the
mad strife for place, for power, for gratification of selfish greed,
which, from day to day, grows fiercer and more aggressive. Almost
certainly they are sowing a wind that will develop into a whirlwind
whose destructive fury will efface so many landmarks that survivors
will find themselves at a loss to discover their whereabouts. Those who
are at the head of Humanity's Signal Service should heed the outlook.
Will they? We think not. They and the accumulators and hoarders of
the wealth that should serve humanity's needs are so besotted with
selfishness that they are blind and deaf to the cries of suffering
millions who know not where to turn for bread, and who now dumbly
endure, but who, when the day of reckoning shall come as come it will,
will hold their oppressors to an account of their Stewardship. At no
time during the history of our Planet have the Rulers of the Nations
been less humane, less selfish, less merciful, less just than at
present. True, the Sovereigns of some of the more enlightened Nations
do not, as in times past, indulge in wholesale or ruthless butcheries
of their subjects, who have evolved too far to tamely submit to such
cruelties, but it is a Truth as true as God that a sovereign or nation
who idly, perhaps exultingly, looks on while another nation is being
butchered for the crime of self-defense, are aiders and abettors of
murderous crime. At this moment fear of consequences alone stays the
hands of the leading Sovereigns of Europe from flying at each other's
throats and sacrificing on the altars of their unrighteous ambition
hecatombs of innocent, unwilling victims. Understand, Gentol[a:], I
am not finding fault with a condition, which, in the present state of
evolution of the peoples of our Planet, cannot well be otherwise. I
simply state facts and deplore their unwelcome existence.
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