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January 9, 2008
Santa Cruz, California
Received by FAB
I am here, Jack London.
It has been such a long time since I lived on earth, and I have
changed in some ways, while remaining the same in other ways. I
am exactly the same in my passionate commitment to human welfare.
Over here, there are many more opportunities available to those
seeking the betterment of humanity, both on earth and in spirit.
In fact, because of the urgent critical nature of how things are
going on earth, there has been a corresponding surge in spirit activity
directed toward earth realities.
We all see the dilemma so clearly, and we are taking corresponding
steps to alleviate the problem. The process which you call globalization
can only go so far. It, like every other human reality, is subject
to moral law, and when this law is broken, as it has been continually
in this system, it calls forth a response from the Creator, or,
as some prefer to think, from the universe.
This response operates under different configurations. So, for example,
whereas mortals engaged in this system act by the motive of greed
and financial profit, regardless of the consequences to their fellow
humans, the moral law works to bring back to these cruel people
the very realities they have created, in a form consistent with
the nature of this abuse.
This law is sometimes perceived by mortals as working too slowly,
if at all. But regardless of the different time frame, the law does
work - indeed, it must, since the definition of a law is that it
must operate according to its own nature, given to it by the Creator.
My point is that THIS MORAL LAW IS INEVITABLE, and it would be
good for all mortals to understand this law and its inevitable consequences.
And let me add that if people are ignorant of this law, it makes
no difference, because it will work anyway.
Jack London (January 12, 1876 – November 22, 1916), was an
American author who wrote The Call of the Wild and other books.
A pioneer in the then-burgeoning world of commercial magazine fiction,
he was one of the first Americans to make a lucrative career exclusively
from writing. (Source:
Wikipedia)
Note: A later message explains
the correct name of The Moral Law.
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