Mother Teresa

"For in the loss of the beloved Mother Teresa, Heaven has gained another Star: a Star of great servant hood and humility. For it was Her desire that She not be a great focus of attention. She wished only for the Good, which She had accomplished to continue on. For those Activities of Light that she had supported, had put Her Whole Momentum behind, to keep up the work, to not be swayed at Her passing, but to keep putting one foot in front of the other, in selfless Service and true Charity of the Heart." Mother Mary

Mother Teresa had a freedom in her style of relating to mutually love without fear. She connected with people in a way that allowed them to be where they were with God rather than think they needed to be where she was with God. There was a mystery about her connectedness yet it was without a loss to her own uniqueness or story. She lived humbly and honestly in community, committed to serving her God and others. She demonstrated recursion with God and others, that is to say, to know and be known by God and others face to face, like two mirrors reflecting God's glory one from another. Mother Teresa had learned to hear the voice of the living God, therefore knew the Father's heart and in so doing, she was a deep and empathetic listener who could hear a person's heart behind his or her words with feeling, emotion and compassion. She offered people Christ's redemption, restoration and reconciliation through the power of the Holy Spirit.

"She was not interested in being ever a center of attention - for Her focus was upon God. She wished the priorities of life for each individual to be turned toward the reality of God and opportunity in the light. In all of her service to mankind, She continually turned toward God. She was not concerned with the comforts of the world, for she had chosen a path of complete selfless service.

"How many of the devotees of My Heart can say that they have fulfilled every aspect of the Law that they came into embodiment to do? How many can say that they have truly emptied their cup and given their all. How many can say 'I have loved even in the face of those who have tried to persecute me'?

"For those who have forgotten the walk of the saints, review them, study them, and learn to appreciate the fact that it is not always easy, but it is a great reward. Do you think that the walk that Mother Teresa walked was easy? Oh, we have heard the grumblings of those in embodiment who have said 'Well, this is too hard. I'm not cut out for this type of life.'

"You must realize, beloved ones, that there are many ministries, many ways of serving God. And if you are to know your calling, you must first enter the heart - the Secret Chamber. Bow before the Altar. Look into the eyes of God and confirm 'I am the great I am'.

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