"My brothers, you have journeyed a long way to visit our beloved
homeland which has been given unto us by the same Creator that has
given yours unto you. We, within our hearts and within every fiber of
our beings, rejoice in the name of the Universal Father for making it
possible to bring our distant brothers so near to us, that as forms we
may touch each other. For we are forbidden to venture out into lower
realms, while thou art privileged to rise from planet to planet, as
thou hast been given the birthright of thy Father's total Kingdom. For
each step that thou hast taken in the vast expanse of thy Father's
Kingdom are of strength and wisdom, growing as the lily in the field,
and thou, if thou continue, shall become as beautiful as the many
beautiful things in the Creator's allness. But thine people of Earth,
to know the greatness of their Father as we do here, must mend their
ways before they be given the right to venture into the eternal palace.
For when thou cast the precious fluid of thine brother upon the earth
upon which thou trod, thou then walketh upon the fluid that has flowed
unto thine brother from the heart of thine Father. When thou despiseth
thine brother, thou too despiseth thine Father, for it is thine
Father's breath that thine brother eateth daily. But when thou learneth
the ways of our Father, when once thou proceedeth to dwell with all
thine brothers that thou hast met on the way, as thou dost dwell with
thineself, thou shalt not be long journeying to His Palace, as it did
not take thee long to come unto us."
"We all have gathered here at this time, have gathered in the greatest
humbleness, and yet with a joy unexpressible, because of the journey
which thou have made. May thine brothers of Earth, when thou hast
returned to them, open their minds and their hearts that the knowledge
that thou will give unto them of the things that thou hast been
privileged to see and to know, may be a feast of strength and faith,
and beyond all, love unto all as unto thineself, of a pure heart and a
pure mind, as thou thineself hast partaken upon this table."
Now the Saturn man has risen.
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