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January 4th, 2003
Santa Cruz, California
Received by F.A.B.
I am here, Franz Joseph Haydn.
It warms my heart to have this wonderful opportunity to communicate
with
mortals after all these years. I would like to contribute a message
to your
collection.
What I wish to say, first of all, is that I had very few regrets
when I
gave an accounting of my life to God. I had consciously been aware
of the
necessity to do good, so that all my faith perceptions were confirmed
when
all the good I did on earth came back to me. When I was a mortal,
I was
respected and trusted, and this respect and trust followed me here.
But many things surprised me in this world of spirits. For example,
I
learned many things about people I was close to, which I never suspected
when I was a mortal. I tell you, this world is naked, and everyone
shows
forth their true condition, without the slightest possibility of
hiding it.
What I experienced mostly was joy. I realized that though I had
achieved
great things musically on earth, I was always in service to the
authorities.
Here, on the other hand, we are completely free. This has made me
so happy
to know that I can come and go and gratify my desires exactly as
I see fit.
For example, we have musical concerts here as well, always in
a setting
conducive to the music's import. I resumed my composing here, but
the rules,
in one sense, are very different. We have various instruments, but,
as you
learned in the Padgett messages, we play them with our thoughts.
I know it's
hard for mortals to understand this. But I will say that I have
found this
form of musical production much more pleasing and satisfying. We
have
composers here as well, and all our music reflects our soul's love
of God,
and gratitude for His goodness.
As this is really the first time I've channeled through a mortal,
I find
it a little difficult. I will come again when I can be more successful.
In closing, let me thank you for making it possible for us to
convey our thoughts to earth. May you have
a peaceful and pleasant evening.
With love,
Franz Joseph Haydn
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