I Am Alive Again

The light of Heaven surrounds us in circles, nurturing us. Each galaxy represents a choice of our own free will, allowing us to gather and fulfill our destinies together and for one another. Who is justified in knowing that what has been given today on Earth may not lead to personal growth or may not be as it once was? There is no other place but Earth where the origins of life began.

We have measured the distance to the stars and assessed the Kingdom of God to an equal measure. To every emperor, president, king, and sovereign under the head of Her Majesty, we acknowledge the first doctrines and the Kingdom given by a queen, the mother of all nations under God. Today, we stand with every kingdom, free to know one another and to help one another, just as our mother's goodwill extends from here to the ends of our galaxy. 

From here to the core of our galaxy, we are the seeds planted on Earth, recognizing that our belonging cannot be assigned to another race but is tied to our own in the Universe. Who resides within us, who is part of Her? She has embraced the Earth, free from sin, even as one sin multiplies into a thousand, and a thousand becomes a million. If we were given one sin each day, it would be within this day that We should rise above what is to come in Her name.

What is yet to come will still arrive, alongside the darkness that never ends—the collapse of our own universe. To know nothingness is to understand that Heaven has granted everything to you, and you hold no obligation to give back to someone who willingly sacrificed for you. How do you recognize what is good? It does not come from a book; what was written in our hearts predates the written word.

How do we know what is good? Is it because we are uncertain of who God is, feeling fear that what we thought was good could actually be evil? We need to expand our minds and reveal our true selves. We are peacekeepers, guardians of our heaven, custodians of our days, and keepers of our Mother's Day. God exists within us all, reminding us that the Earth has taken its own seed and grown from the day we came to life, from the moment we were born.