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February 23rd, 1918.
Received by James Padgett.
Washington D.C.
I am here, your own true and loving, Helen.
Well my dear husband, I am so glad that the Master
has written you, and that the rapport has been re-established
so that he can continue the delivery of his messages, for as he
said; they, the spirits, are all very anxious to do the work.
I was with you tonight and besides me were the Master and your
special guardian, John, and we were all watching the impressions
made upon your mind by the preachers and saw that what he said which
was contrary to the truths that you have received, made no impression
upon your beliefs, except that you desired to be able to tell him
of his errors. I will not refer to the occasion further as the Master
has written you fully on the subject, and you realize that he corroborates
what I said a short time ago in regard to the good that the preacher
is doing.
I am glad that you are in much better condition of soul and are
able to realize more and more the existence of the love in your
soul and the fact of your increased nearness to the Father. This
makes us all very happy, and we know that you will now be able to
do your work with greater rapidity and receive there from a wonderful
happiness. Continue to pray to the Father, and turn your thoughts
to these spiritual things, and think of the great responsibility
that is resting upon you.
I will soon come and write you a real long letter of love, and
I know you will feel that love surrounding you in great abundance.
Many spirits are here tonight and rejoice that the rapport has been
re-established. I love you as you know and want you to love me,
and you will not be happier than I when you come into possession
of the surroundings that you desire as you so often depict them
in your mind's eye. Have faith and you will not be disappointed,
and you need not fear the judgment that comes to all men after death.
I will not write more now. May you be happier as the days go by.
Good night.
Your own true and loving,
Helen
This message is a composite of two, being published
in Volume II on page 342 and Volume III on page 307. For more details
see this page.
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