Who We Must Thank for the World War’s Quick End, Part 2 of 3

We reap what we sow. That is absolutely correct, even if Heavens and God are merciful and lenient at this time about World War III. But it cannot be forever. We cannot be saved, protected, blessed, to live on, to enjoy everything that we need, but meanwhile, continuing harming others, the helpless others like babies, like fetuses, like the innocent animal-people – we cannot do that. We have to be loving and kind, because that’s what we want from other beings. And that’s what we want also from Heaven. We have to create it. […]

So you cannot even blame the King of Maya who governs this physical world’s regulation. Imagine if you are the King of Maya, then people come into your environment or your house, killing anything in your environment, in your vicinity. And you cannot just keep looking at them crying, suffering in agony like that. Imagine if you are the King of Maya, would you accept that? No, of course not. So that’s how we have to repay all the atrocities that we have committed since time immemorial already. […]

We also thank the Heavenly Team who are incarnate on Earth and doing well, in alignment with God’s Plan for peace, though it doesn’t always look like so! We have to do many things, not just take care of war and peace. That’s why I’m quite busy. So many things we have to do to keep the Universe balanced, stable, and many planets not wobbling, not shaking, not being on the verge of getting destroyed. […]

I’m glad to have 10 good Kings with me in my Association. So you have respect for each other: You never know who is a King of what, like King of Protection, King of Security, King of... Oh, my God, I forgot now, because I didn’t write it down. Maybe next time I will try to remember all the names and then I will tell you, the next time whenever I’m able to talk to you again. Also, I wanted to talk this time to let you know that I have been still working for the whole planet. I have not abandoned anyone, even people in hell; I’m still trying to help them, when I can and where I can. […]