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Jesus said: “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives” (John, 14:27).
On another occasion, the Christ Verb asserted: “I did not come to bring peace but the sword” (Matthew, 10:34).
In a third episode, the Supreme Master affirmed: “Whoever wants to follow me, take up their cross and follow me” (Matthew, 16:24).
The first sentence clarifies the second, diluting its paradox into a Divine Design to be executed, expressed in the third maxim.
Peace is in the sword of the combat for the good. And the sword represents the cross in the right position of the combative attitude: unsheathed from the belt of accommodation and cowardice.
May each sincere Christian devote themselves to the service that is pointed out to them by the standard of proper fulfilment of their duty, by the principle of following their own conscience and not the convenience of the ego and social conventions.
And, thus, they will be meeting the Will of God for them, contributing for the establishment of the Kingdom of Heavens on Earth and, on the side, ensuring for themselves the choice of the safest route to the profound and lasting happiness, starting at the current physical existence they enjoy.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium),
Eugênia-Aspásia and Paul of Tarsus (Spirits)
in the Name of Mary Christ
Bethel, CT, metropolitan region of New York, USA
January 7, 2021
Not every day is a day for us to live the state of grace. But every day is a day to exercise gratitude, in an attitude of loyal service to our own conscience.
We should not wait for the ecstasy to work for the Kingdom of Heavens, but rather toil, irrigate, and fertilize, as much as we can, the arid patch of land entrusted to us by God.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
Bethel, CT, metropolitan region of New York, USA
Schoolofhappiness.net
Let us observe the focus of happiness-peace (the bliss to which Jesus alluded) – the compass of the soul so that we verify the appropriateness and the quality of the trails through which we travel, whether in the external world or in the most intimate field of our hearts.
The vocation, the Ideal, the spirit of service, the spiritual disciplines will compose the fundamental structures of this mental frequency of deep and lasting happiness.
The blasphemous disrespect against the Authorities of the Great Plane of Consciousness, who rule the destinies of human creatures, begins significantly by this distortion of focus (which reveals bad attunement and can introduce incautious people to unfortunate lines of destiny): hostile feelings when the occasion is of joy and — always — of gratitude toward the Divinity!…
The forces of disaggregation strive to intoxicate and divert people from the path of happiness!… They envy the wonderful opportunities of growth, learning and fulfillment present in the paths of those who are in organisms of dense matter, especially if they are devoted to undertakings for the common good.
Nevertheless, if the shadows are dense, around the Divine Works, the Light is much more powerful!…
Let’s choose the best! Let’s be happy! Let’s be at peace! …
Let’s spread the good, doing as much good as we can to our brothers and sisters in humanity!
Let’s be, with deep feelings, grateful to God, who, in His-Her Infinite Goodness, invariably fills our lives with countless favors and priceless graces!
Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
Psychography from May 16, 2018
Felicity is not facility. There are no shortcuts to be happy.
Happiness is not a goal. It is a thermometer for people to evaluate if they are on the right path, the one assigned by God in the heart of every creature.
Happiness does not necessarily have to do with joy or pleasure. One can be happy, even with notes of sadness or other forms of suffering. Sadness and pain are opposites, not to happiness, but to joy and pleasure, respectively. Of course, a little joy and pleasure, with less sadness and pain, create and even favor a context of happiness, but they do not comprise it entirely. Happiness is in the commitment to follow what one’s own conscience points out as a vocation of service to the common good.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar and Spiritual Friends
New Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
August 14, 2018
It does not matter your spiritual practice, your religio-philosophical inclination or choice for a particular approach to the essential subject of Spirituality – the Fundamental Floor of Reality, whose deepest foundations are based on the Creator.
What you really need to evaluate are the constructive, healing, transformative, humanizing effects of your psychospiritual practices, whether they are unfolded through meditation, prayer or the interaction with the inhabitants of other dimensions of consciousness.
Devote yourself, with immovable discipline, to one or more [spiritual] activities of your preference, interweaving or alternating them, but, no matter what, keep the focus on becoming a more complete, solidary human being at the service of the common good, in the (currently available) plenipotence of your capacities to offer the good, the beautiful and the just to your brothers and sisters in humanity.
Other than that, there is no salvation. Therein lies, fully, the safe roadmap for your redemption, transcendence and maximum coefficient of fulfillment and happiness that you can experience today, no matter your evolutionary stage.
This axial principle is expressed in the Words of the Christ Jesus, concomitantly in the form of prayer to God, of prophecy and of exhortation to His authentic disciples: “Father, may all be One”1, to which we add, simultaneously as a prayer, a prediction and a strong call to individuals and communities to fight to realize the sacred civilizational project of this orb:
Divine Mother, may all become united in the full and pure fraternity, even if gradually, no matter whether the final goal seems and in fact is reserved for a still distant future, for the so problematic earthly humanity of today.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
and Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
in the Name of Mary Christ
Bethel, CT, metropolitan region of New York, USA
January 20, 2021
1. John, 17:21.
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