Ange of Appreciation

Raphael psalm 142. verse 1: Men do not see the world in the same way. Yet, the vision of the visible world is the same for all. In the physical world, men have managed to establish conventions that have brought them together, especially in defining the shapes or colors of everything around them. There may be small nuances, but it is not fundamental. On the other hand, as soon as we enter the field of thought, appreciation, interpretation, understanding, judgment, and visions diverge. As soon as thought intervenes, visual perception is transformed and everyone enters their particular and subjective world.

Raphael psalm 235. verse 15: All men have a knowledge, an intelligence, an understanding that are their own, but the non-religious have lost sight of the higher intelligence that is above all. That is why they place themselves, with their limited vision, as being the heaven, the supreme authority, the great knowledge. They allow themselves to make affirmations and appreciations, to make judgements, up to the point of confining beings into boxes and exterminating those who do not think like them.

Gabriel psalm 158. verse 8: Very often, man goes in search of what is superficial but does not know how to keep within himself what is precious, what has value, what is immortal. He does not know how to appreciate what is sacred in him.

Gabriel psalm 158, verse 10: There is a fundamental law that says that if one does not appreciate what one has, one ends up destroying it. Now, it is obvious that life does not like to go into a body or into a being that does not appreciate it.

Michael psalm 186. verse 24: It is not about saying you love the virtues while having your eyes empty towards them. No, you have to live with them down into your daily life and through them, love the Angels, praise them, appreciate them.