August 16, 2012
“My peace flows through a vessel of
purity, washed and scoured of all that mars and taints. The world cannot give you My peace. The world offers excitement, but not
peace. You must exchange the excitement
of the world for My deep abiding peace. Peace
is found in the silence. The barter for
peace is prayer. As you turn away from
the world’s distractions to seek the invisible world of My kingdom, I open the
heavens and pour forth My peace into your soul. Do
you desire My serenity and My peace with all your heart? You shall have it as you spend time in My
presence. My words bring My peace.
What is peace? It is a tremendous contentment of soul, a resting
place of goodness, laying down on the bed of integrity to slumber in peaceful
soul sleep. Your spirit wakes up to what
is really of value to your soul.
Clasp your hands before you in holy
prayer and contemplation and My peace will flood your soul. You will know that all is well in My kingdom,
which is a kingdom of everlasting peace.
My Mother lived and nourished herself
in the holy contemplation of God, her prayer.
Her communion with God’s heart was her life’s strength. She turned away from the empty clamor of the
world’s vanities to seek the solitude of her God of love. She was renewed and refreshed in the calming
presence of her Creator.
You must turn away from everything
that disturbs your peace. Run away
quickly from anything that disturbs your contemplation of God and
eternity. Your life is a prelude to the
real life of eternity in the kingdom of God.
Prepare for it fervently by your continual communication and awareness
of what God desires.
Be joyous that your God communes with
you so intimately. His will is your
sanctification. To an open heart, He
brings divinity. Be ready to receive all
that God wants to give you by remaining pure, unspotted, and unstained by the
world. Only then will the Holy Trinity
dwell in you with great rejoicing. Peace
will reign on earth in a surrendered body.
See the deeper meaning of life in the
stillness of God’s presence.”
Jesus, Saint Stirrer
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