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GRM 80.3
You have a destiny. Yes you do. In the mind of God Who creates you, there is a destiny for you. It is the wish of the Father. And it is a destiny of love, of peace, of glory: “the holiness of being His children”. That is the destiny that was present in the divine mind when
Adam was made from mud and will be present until the creation of the last soul of man.
GRM 80.3
(...) The Father does not denigrate you in your position of kings. If a king is a prisoner, he is no longer a king: he is an outcast. You are kings because you are free in your small individual kingdoms. In your “ego”. You can do what you like and how you like.
GRM 80.9
It is not a sin to be sad in painful circumstances. It is a sin to go beyond sadness and fall into inertness and despair.
GRM 80.9
«If one wants to prepare to be a teacher one must have been a pupil.»
GRM 80.9
Satan comes at once when he sees anyone in spiritual languor.
GRM 80.9
A miracle, the fire of Heaven, is not to be bent to form a wicker wreath to crown ourselves… And we must not put God to the test, asking for miracles for human purposes.
GRM 80.9
Oh! gold. Bread is a great thing, and woman an even greater one for those longing for food or pleasure. To be acclaimed by the crowds is a very great thing for man. How many crimes are committed for these three things! But gold… gold! It is a key that opens, a circle that joins, it is the beginning and end of ninety-nine percent of human actions. For bread and a woman man becomes a thief. For power he also becomes a murderer. But for gold he becomes an idolator.
GRM 82.1
Be merciful with everybody, not depriving anyone of what is due to one: both amongst men and animals, your servants, your friends (...) and God will be merciful with you, and will give you everything you need, as He does with these innocent creatures.
Jesus speaks of the birds, those good and gentle creatures, and he concludes his message to the little children with these words:
GRM 82.3
No oath or witness is required among honest men.
GRM 82.4
In future, if you can, do not tell lies, not even to accomplish a good deed.