Angel of Service

Raphael, Psalm 6, verse 3: Those who yearn for the Light often tell themselves that they are poor and ignorant. Do you truly believe that man was created ignorant in his intellect? No, man rejected the covenant of Light and surrendered his power to ignorance. Thus, darkness seized the intellect placed within man and put it at the service of that which allows darkness, suffering, and death to triumph.

Michael, Psalm 31, verse 6: It is man who has the power to bring Light to the earth and bring about paradise, or to summon all the fires of hell and place himself in the service of dark intelligence. Faced with this capacity for choice, may man take charge of his freedom and his destiny; may he become responsible for his actions and dedicate himself to being an instrument, a tool, or the Father’s outstretched hand to bring about His teaching, His kingdom, and His will on earth. He will then regain his place in the hierarchy of Light.

Raphael, Psalm 57, verse 6: The only guidance the world of men can offer you is to lead a comfortable life so that you may eventually fall asleep and enjoy a lifetime of work in your old age. In reality, man is destined to work not as people conceive of it today, that is, as an obligation, but as a sacred and pure service for a work more beautiful and greater than himself and than humanity. Persevere on this path and believe me: in your zeal, you will find strength and comfort from authentic souls, strong in the Light, who will support you in difficult times and assist you until you succeed.

Raphael, Psalm 68, verse 4: Why do people complicate their lives? Why do they seek to analyze every technical detail down to the smallest point in order to find solutions for their petty material existence, which is, in any case, doomed to death? Instead, enter into the service of the divine with great simplicity. Let the water of true life flow into your life.

Uriel Psalm 69, verse 4: There was a time when simply uttering a word of commitment was enough to bind people in an oath of loyalty to the service of the divine world until their last breath. They committed their entire lives, their energy, their strength, their bonds, and their creative thought to the victory of the Light. Today, people no longer have that awareness or that sense of obligation. They view the divine world as a bonus, an optional path, a mere detail. But on the day of trial, when their lives fall apart and they are lost, they turn to the Father of Light and his representatives. There, they make all sorts of promises. When their lives get back on track, they very quickly forget everything they said. Why would the divine world take such beings into consideration and care for them?