ECCLESIASTES 12: 7
“Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it.”
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PICCARRETA:
Apr. 16. “The origin of our existence was formed in the center of the Supreme Fiat.”
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BOH VOL 26 Apr. 28, 1929
“My daughter, it is Our Will that the creature ascend again into Our womb, in Our creative arms, that We may give her again Our continued breath, and, in this breath, give her the current that generates all goods, joys and happinesses.
But in order for Us to be able to give this breath, man must live in Our Will, because only in It can he receive it, and We, give it. Our Fiat has such virtue as to render the creature inseparable from Us, and what We do and are by nature, she can do by grace.
In creating man, We did not put him at a distance from Us; rather, in order to have him together with Us, We gave him Our very Divine Will, which would give him the first act, to operate together with his Creator.
This was the reason why Our Love, Our Light, Our joys, Our Power and Beauty gushed out all together, and overflowing outside of Our Divine Being, they spread the table before the one whom, with so much love, We had formed with Our creative hands, and generated with Our very breath.
We wanted to enjoy Our work, see him happy of Our own happiness, embellished with Our beauty, rich with Our richness; more so, since it was Our Will for Us to remain close to the creature, to operate together and to amuse Ourselves together with her; and games cannot be played from a distance, but in closeness.
This is why, by necessity of creation and in order to maintain intact Our work and the purpose for which We had created it, the only means was to endow man with Divine Will, which would preserve him just as he came out of Our creative hands; he would enjoy all Our goods, and We were to enjoy because he was happy.
Therefore, so that man may return to his place of honor and enter once again to operate together with his Creator, and they may amuse themselves together, there are no other means than his re-entering into Our Fiat, that It may bring him to Us triumphantly, into Our arms which are waiting for him to clasp him tightly within Our divine womb, and say to him:
“Finally, after six thousand years you have come back. You have gone wandering, you have experienced all evils, because there is no good without Our Fiat. You have experienced enough, and have touched with your own hand what it means to go out of It; so, never go out of It again, and come to rest and enjoy what is yours, because in Our Volition everything was given to you.”
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PRAYER OF THE DAY:
“My Jesus, may I always be attentive. May I live always in Your Fiat so that You may give me everything. May Your breath take delight in breathing over me always, to make Your joys, Your Light, Your Sanctity overflow upon me, and communicate to me the attitude of Your works.
May You keep me, Your little daughter, regenerated by Your Divine Will, always together with You.”
Adapted from
BOH VOL 26 Apr. 28, 1929