Living in Harmony with Lao Tzu's wisdom

 

The Tao-Te-Ching, by the ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu, gives us timeless lessons on living wisely and peacefully. His lessons shows Humility, Tranquility, Patience, and the close connection between humans and the natural environment. Although his ideas belong to the past, they still strike us very strongly today.

He taught that genuine strength is found in Humility rather than in force or pride. Rising is made possible by grounded behavior. When we bend, we stay whole. Accepting our restrictions helps to strengthen us really. Release of the need for validation or control unlocks inner Peace. While someone who always yearns more may never be genuinely happy, a person who wants little finds fulfillment. The wise person stays out of the appearance. Avoiding rivalry makes them seem not threatening and their subdued presence motivates others. Because they don't brag, their influence persists and glows more brilliantly in the hearts of those nearby.

Advocate for Peace, Lao Tzu is against violence. He noted that armies create only misery, poverty, and hardship. Though a conflict produces success, it should never call for celebration. A great leader never acts out of a need to dominate, supports without pride, and helps others without expecting recognition. Warfare and weapons show that something has gone wrong. A sensible man stays away from them and uses them only as a last resort, even then with a heavy heart rather than with delight.

Lao Tzu claims that the ultimate knowledge comes from self-awareness. Knowing others might make you smart, but understanding your own heart is what really makes you wise. Although overpowering others could show your authority, winning over yourself exposes actual power. The genuinely rich are those who take pleasure in what they possess. Those who do not pursue recognition or popularity live in quiet. Those who live simply and are true to their principles will have a fulfilling and significant life.

Lao Tzu made a great observation: one basic principle guides everything in our world and this is the Tao. Because they are connected with this invisible force, the heavens, the earth, rivers, animals, and even kings all exist. Should the heavens lose their tranquility, it could break. The earth might split if it is not stable. Once we cut this link, we lose our balance. To keep their strength, leaders need to be humble. What is elevated should be supported by what is low. Emerging from the deepest valleys are the highest peaks. Being grounded is the basis of actual greatness.

Each person determines the beginning of a harmonious world. We become more powerful when we feed our inner selves. This force spreads to our families, our surroundings, and ultimately the whole planet. Leading by example rather than coercion is what a good person does. Their actions rather than lectures provide instruction. According to Lao Tzu, people find their own paths when they are let to grow naturally; but, kings who try to control too much or in a dictatorial way sow only disorder.

Early action he said would prevent problems from growing. Beginning as a small seed, a tree opens its branches. Every great voyage starts with a little step. Many people quit right before they become successful since they lose interest at the end. But if we treat the last step with the same care as the first, we'll witness our efforts through to completion. The wise man acts without pursuing honours. They observe things that others missed. They review forgotten material. They seek what most don't wish for, so they live with clarity.

Real leaders become their masters by positioning themselves under the waterways, much like the seas. Likewise, you need to position yourself behind those you hope to lead. You must be willing to listen if you want to lead. Since the intelligent stay away from conflict, nobody fights against them. Others follow willingly because they don't push.

Ultimately, Lao Tzu reminds us that the natural way is both straightforward and soft. Simple words ring true. Elaborate words frequently lack veracity. Someone who is good communicates straight and honestly. Remember, actions speak louder than words!

Leaders and their choice between Light and darkness

Throughout history, people have often faced times of confusion, lies, and crisis. In these moments, good government becomes not just a sort of ideal but something we urgently need. Ancient philosophers and poets like Plato, Solon, and Theognis gave us wisdom that still makes sense today. Even though they wrote long ago, their words help us understand what makes a government just or unjust, especially now when Truth is often twisted, fear is used to control, and technology can dominate instead of help.

In The Republic (Book 6), Plato explains that only true philosophers should rule. He says philosophers are those who understand what is always true and unchanging. They love Truth and hate lies. "The true lover of knowledge must, from childhood, desire Truth above all things." Plato says that only these kinds of people can create fair and good laws. But if leaders are blind to the Truth, if they only chase power and lies, they can never guide a country in the right way. Today, we see a world where many leaders are more interested in money, control, or popularity than in Truth or Justice. Plato's warning seems very real in our time.

Plato also says that these philosopher-rulers should not care much for physical pleasures. Instead, they should care about the soul and about learning. He believes that unless philosophers become rulers, or rulers become philosophers, our world will never be free from problems: "Until philosophers rule as kings... cities will have no rest from evils." This idea fits today, where many in power seem to care more about fame or supremacy than about deep Wisdom.

In another work, Laws (Book 1), Plato says the greatest good is wisdom, and that others which are materialistic, such as wealth, are less important. "He who has the divine has the human added to him; but he who has lost the greater is deprived of both." Morevoer, a wise and fair leader must put Truth, Courage, and Justice first. If not, the laws and the people will suffer. In today's world, we often see the opposite: those with power focus on money or control, and forget higher values.

Besides, In Laws (Book 10), Plato tells us that the Ruler of the Universe has arranged everything to ensure the preservation and perfection of the whole. Every part has a specific role and state of action or experience, and even the smallest action is governed by a guiding principle. Each part of the Universe, no matter how small, exists for the benefit of the entire system. It is emphasised that creations are made for the good of the whole, not for the benefit of any single part. Just as a doctor or an artist works for the good of the whole body or work, each element functions for the common good. Therefore, what is best for one part is also, within the laws of creation, best for the entire Universe. This reminds us that good leaders must think of the common good, not just of themselves or their group. When selfishness rules, society falls apart. Today, when many governments focus on winning or staying in power rather than serving everyone, Plato's words ring true.

Furthermore, the poet Theognis also gives wise advice. In his verses (27-38), he urges his friend Cyrnus to be wise, not to seek glory, honours, or wealth through shameful and unjust actions, to stay close to good people and to avoid the wicked: "If you mix with the bad, you will lose the mind you already have." In our time, where the lines between good and bad are often unclear, and where lies are common, this warning is crucial. Being close to dishonest people can destroy us.

To say nothing of Solon, the famous lawgiver of Athens, gives a strong warning in Fragment 4. He says that bad leadership destroys a city from the inside. He blames greedy leaders who do not know when to stop or how to share fairly. He writes: "The leaders of the people think unjustly... and this causes great pain." Solon describes how injustice spreads like a fire or a disease, touching every home and every person, even those who try to hide. His words remind us of how modern problems, like inequality and corruption, affect all levels of society. "Even if a man should flee into the corner of his inner chamber, it finds him."

However, Solon also praises good government. He says it brings Peace, Fairness, and Balance: "Sound governance shows everything orderly and suitable... straightens crooked judgments, makes prideful deeds, to be mild, arrests the works of dissension, stops the bile of torturous strife, and so it is that through it everything concerning humans is made wise and harmonious." A just system brings harmony, controls greed, and fixes unfairness. These ideas are still true. When laws are fair, people trust each other more. When leaders are honest, people feel safe. But when lies and selfishness take over, trouble grows quickly.

Therefore, taken together, Plato, Theognis, and Solon show us what good and bad government looks like. Together, these voices from antiquity create a composite image of just and unjust governance. The good state is one where leaders are philosophers, guided by Wisdom and an Incorruptible Love of Truth. It is a place where Justice is not merely a legal system but a harmony of soul and society. The bad state, by contrast, is one where leaders are blind, self-serving, or worse, consciously deceiving. It is marked by fear, manipulation, planned wars, planned catastrophes, and an absence of Virtues. Such a state breeds inequality, spiritual degradation, and, as Solon saw, ultimately its own ruin.

Today, as technology expands its grasp over our bodies and thoughts, and as division and fear are amplified for political convenience, we had better remember these ancient guides. Their words caution against the path of tyranny masquerading as progress, of surveillance dressed as safety, and of governance devoid of soul. Perhaps, as Plato suggested, the wise may yet find shelter, waiting for the storm to pass, content only to live rightly in a world gone astray. But even they, as Theognis advised, must cleave to the Good, lest the corruption outside seep silently within.

In this reflective mirror of governance, what we see depends on what we seek: illusion or Truth, tyranny or Wisdom, ruin or Justice.

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Antigone the Heroine of Love

In Sophocles’ tragedies, Antigone shines as a heroine of deep love and unwavering loyalty, even though her fate is marked by sorrow and a dark family history. Born from the tragic union of Oedipus and Jocasta—both her parents—Antigone’s life is shadowed by incest and death. Yet, from this pain rises a woman whose nature is to love, not to hate. In Antigone, line 523, she declares with clarity:

“It is not my nature to join in hate, but in love.”

This short but powerful line reveals Antigone’s deepest truth: she exists to care, to serve, and to give. Her love is not abstract; it is lived out in every action, especially in her devotion to her blind and exiled father, Oedipus, in Oedipus at Colonus. While others turn away from him, she remains by his side, guiding him, speaking for him, comforting him. When he dies, she expresses grief not only for his passing but for the pain of not being there at the final moment:

“One laments the loss of even painful things.

That life for which I felt no love at all

I did love when I held him in my arms.

O my beloved father, now wrapped in the underworld’s eternal darkness,

even though you are no longer here,

my sister and I will love you always.” (Oedipus at Colonus, 1697–1703)

These lines express the paradox of human love, how one can love even despite suffering, especially due to that terrible curse. Antigone’s compassion grows deeper through grief. She does not hide her sorrow; she voices it with aching honesty:

“With tear-filled eyes I still grieve for you,

my father, and in my unhappy state

I do not know how I should relieve

the grief I feel with such intensity.

Alas! You wished to die in a strange land,

but when you died I was not with you.” (Oedipus at Colonus, 1709–1714)

This profound tenderness is also the force behind her most famous act of love: in Antigone, giving a proper burial to her brother Polynices, even though he is considered a traitor by his birthplace. By doing so, Antigone chooses to follow the eternal laws of nature and Divine Justice, not the laws of man. Her gesture is not political, but it is emotional, moral, and sacred. She is moved by love, not by ideology. In this courageous defiance, she honours what she believes is right, that is to say to care for the departed, to respect the bonds of blood, to act out of love.

These words and deeds paint Antigone as a figure of rare emotional depth, filled with tenderness and a desire to serve others through love. Her actions are never selfish. Whether burying her brother in defiance of the law or taking care of and mourning her father in solitude, Antigone gives all of herself, sacrificing her own life.

However, what makes this even more powerful is how Sophocles, a man and a dramatist of ancient Greece, lived during the 5th century BCE, manages to portray such rich inner life in a female character. His writing reveals not only poetic elegance and tragic intensity, but also a rare sensitivity and psychological insight. Antigone’s strength lies not in rebellion alone, but in her heart's immense capacity for love, making her not only a tragic heroine, but a timeless symbol of compassion.

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The Cosmic Eden we cannot enter

The Love which moves the Sun and the other stars” (Dante - Paradiso, XXXIII)

Humanity is confined here, on this Earth. Despite our dreams of reaching the stars and other dimensions, of stepping on distant worlds and becoming a cosmic species, we remain trapped on this small blue planet, not by technology, but by our own hearts. The Earth is not our prison, but our mirror. As long as we still bring war to our neighbors, we are not ready to go beyond. If we cannot love those close to us, how could we be entrusted with contact with other civilizations, that is to say those living in Peace, far ahead in Spiritual Evolution?

The book Angels in Starships by Giorgio Dibitonto tells us of a journey to a higher world (chapter 15), a planet of Immense Beauty, Harmony, and Peace, inhabited by beings who live in Total Union with nature and with Divine Laws. The description is simple yet breathtaking: a vibrant world with golden light, lush vegetation, joyful animals, and advanced beings who have chosen Love over hatred. Unlike Earth, no cities dominate the land. Instead, people live immersed in nature, in communities that respect life and the will of our Creator.

Reading this chapter, we are faced with a deep question: What would humanity bring to such a world? Would we bring our love, our peace, our wisdom, our knowledge, our culture, or… our pride, our divisions, our wars? The Truth is painful but clear: we are not ready. As the beings in the story say, these advanced civilizations follow the Universal Law of Love. This law is not only spiritual; it is practical. It is the foundation of their technology, their society, their way of life.

And yet, these beings do not reject us. In the amazing gathering described at the end of the chapter, a shining figure—one who many may recognise as Christ in Celestial Form—speaks of Love, Forgiveness, and the Transformation of Earth. He adds: “Soon I will make all things new.” He declares that the time will come when humanity, purified and reborn, that will have pursued the Love Path, will join the Big Universal Family.

But first, we must learn. We must give up hatred and violence. The Earth, as it is now, is a test. It is here that we must prove ourselves capable of choosing Peace. Until then, the other dimensions and stars will remain out of reach. Not because of distance, but because of our choices and their consequences.

This is why, as the Celestial Spirit says, even the Angels stand guard. The Cherubim, the watchers, will not allow us to spread destruction across the Universe. God and His Messengers will not let us colonise, exploit, or corrupt other worlds as we have our own.

Therefore, the final message is clear: the other worlds and stars are not for the evil, the proud, and those who are against Love, but for the virtuous, the humble, the peaceful, those who are full of Love, Lights in a world full of darkness. Only when Earth becomes again a Garden of Eden—not through escape, but through transformation—will humanity be free to travel beyond, welcomed as brothers and sisters among the stars.

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Toward True Freedom

In the face of such atrocities, which are still being carried out in various parts of the world, many would be driven by hatred, aggression, and violence when faced with such injustices. However, this would only play into the hands of the forces of evil, which are built on hatred, division, violence, destruction, and so on. They want us divided, blind, and ignorant, as the fault does not lie with populations, rather with those who actively take part in this evil plan!

It would be better to help and to speak out, to act without violence, and who knows, may God intervene in a drastic and decisive way! Then, we must rise above all that dehumanizes us, all that corrodes our souls and spirits. We think we are truly free when we enjoy things that have low vibrations — like vices, sins, harmful addictions, corruption, and so on — but in reality, we are more enslaved than we think.

True Freedom lies in going beyond the veil of Maya — that veil that clouds our senses, our reason, our heart, our soul, and our spirit — and in grasping the True Truth. The more we gain this higher awareness, the closer we come to this Truth, and the more we become truly free. We will be free to love unconditionally, in soul and spirit; we will be free to live beyond time, in Eternal Joy, in Harmony, Righteousness, and Peace. We will be free to access amazing realities that humanity has never known, and we will be free to love all that has been created.

After all, Creation is an act of Love. God is Love, and all His creatures are a reflection and symbol of this love — as is this Earth, which suffers so much because of human wickedness. So who knows how many souls will be able to make this leap, to reach higher levels of knowledge! But as long as human beings make war against their brothers and sisters in other parts of the world, how can we expect to travel beyond space, if humanity itself is a cancer to the Earth,  to its flora and fauna, and to the peoples who suffer from war, poverty, and more?

The invisible war between Light and darkness, Evolutionary and anti-evolutionary forces

Every human being is made of body, soul, and spirit. We are not here on Earth by chance. Each of us has a unique and sacred mission, both personal and collective, that guides us toward spiritual growth. Our time on this planet is a journey of transformation, a passage where we are called to evolve and prepare for higher dimensions after death. Earth is the place where we must grow, learn, and choose. At the center of this journey lies our greatest gift and challenge: free will. We are free to choose between Good and evil, between Light and darkness. Even though we are imperfect, we carry within us the power to rise, to purify ourselves, and to inspire others to do the same. When we live with Love and Virtues, we become like magnets that attract others, helping them awaken and rise with us.

In this path of elevation, there are powerful forces that support us. These are the evolutionary forces, entities of Good that lift us toward our true potential. They include invisible beings of Light such as Angels (whose name in Ancient Greek means messengers), spirit guides, and higher entities who protect and guide individuals, communities, and even nations.  Some of them fight in the skies. Others choose to incarnate on Earth, taking on human form to help humanity from within.These special souls, whether conscious or unconscious of their true origin, are here to awaken others. They are recognised by their deep Wisdom, their strong sense of Justice, inner Peace, and Unconditional Love. They often carry numerous unique talents and a profound calling to help and heal. Alongside them are many human beings who, through will and spiritual discipline, choose to align with the forces of Light and walk the path of spiritual evolution. They seek to raise their vibrations and detach from everything that belongs to the lower nature, to materialism (such as hatred, fear, violence, destruction and vice).

But this journey is not easy. There are also anti-evolutionary forces that seek to stop us. These are dark forces that want to keep us bound to the material world and low vibrations. They feed off fear, sins, chaos, destruction, and selfishness. They push us to forget who we really are and to act in ways that degrade our humanity, sometimes even worse than animals. These entities can be invisible demonic beings, but they may also manifest through certain humans who, knowingly or unknowingly, choose to become their instruments. Some individuals are drawn to these forces and use them to block or harm others, becoming obstacles on the path of Light. These entities work silently, feeding on our weaknesses, encouraging division, hate, addiction, and spiritual blindness.

Yet, even in this struggle, we are never alone. The forces of Good are always present, ready to guide us when we seek them with a sincere heart. Every moment of our life offers us a choice. We can rise or fall, love or hate, evolve or regress. The journey of the spirit is a climb, and every effort we make toward Love, Virtues, and Awareness brings us closer to our true Divine Essence. When we choose the path of Good, we not only transform ourselves but help to awaken others. We become channels of Light in a world that desperately needs it.

This invisible war between Light and darkness is the background of our entire existence. It is not a fantasy, but a spiritual reality. Our mission is to awaken, evolve, and help others do the same. The more we commit to becoming beings of Love and Virtue, the more we bring Light into this world and prepare ourselves for the higher realities that await us beyond this life.

The Path to True Happiness

 

One of Seneca’s works, On the Happy Life (De Vita Beata), is dedicated to the theme of happiness. In this dialogue, he says that Virtue is the starting point and the key to a happy life.

According to the Stoic philosopher, we should not blindly follow what others say or do. Instead, we should try to understand what is right and make our own thoughtful choices. Just because many people act a certain way doesn’t mean it’s the right path. We must always aim for what is good. Virtue, by nature, avoids anything that harms others. A person should be honest, fair, and loyal. In short, they should have a free mind—not controlled by desires, greed, or the search for power, but guided by Honesty and Integrity.

So, a happy person is someone who lives with Balance and Wisdom, who does not become a slave to material things, and who is not easily influenced by outside events. This person trusts in their own strengths, talents, and abilities.

Seneca says:

"If I lose my riches, they take only themselves away from me. But you—if you lose them—you feel lost too. For me, money matters a little; for you, it means everything. I own my wealth, but you are owned by yours. So stop saying that philosophers shouldn’t have money: no one ever said that wisdom must live in poverty. A philosopher can have wealth, as long as it is not stolen, unfairly gained, or linked to violence or injustice."

Therefore, it is our will and choices that shape our path. When we aim for good goals and act in a moral way, we grow in Virtue—and through that, we reach True Happiness.

Those who follow the path of Virtue find inner and outer Peace. They can face life’s challenges with courage and calm. They are not trapped by the need for power, fame, or money. They build deep connections with others. They become beacons of Wisdom for those around them. They don’t suffer from fear, anxiety, or depression, and they never feel lonely or empty. Instead, they feel fulfilled, respect all living beings and the Creator, spread noble Virtues, and do good deeds in the world.

 

The Power of Forgiveness

Sometimes, the people who hurt us the most are actually the ones who help us grow the most. Of course, it doesn’t feel like that at first. Pain, betrayal, or disappointment can make us feel broken. However, if we take a step back and look deeper, we can realize something powerful: these experiences can help us rise higher. They can help us become stronger, wiser, and more connected to our spiritual selves.

In fact, negative people are often spiritually blind. They live in darkness and act from a place of pain, fear, or ignorance. Their actions may try to bring us down, but we don’t have to follow them into that darkness. Instead, we can choose to act differently. We can learn from what they did and make sure we never become like them. This is one of the greatest ways we grow, by choosing the Light, even when others try to pull us into the dark.

Besides, forgiving someone doesn’t mean we have to stay close to them, especially if they persist in the wrong path. It doesn’t mean we have to trust them again or give them more chances to hurt us. Forgiveness is something we do for ourselves, to let go of anger and free our hearts. After all, we are all brothers and sisters in the name of Love, who is God. However, we can forgive and still protect our inner and outer peace, by creating distance. Sometimes, stepping back from someone is not about hate, but about healing. Keeping distance doesn't mean we haven't forgiven; it means we’ve learned. It means we care enough about ourselves to not let the same pain repeat. Forgiveness is not about staying close to people who continue to hurt us. It’s about freeing our heart, while also choosing what’s healthy and safe for us.

Then, if those people change, it's our choice to decide what to do. We’re not forced to welcome them back into our lives. Being fair and just also means being wise with how we spend our time, that is precious, and we must use it wisely. So, there are people who have always treated us with love and kindness; these deserve more of our time and attention than those who caused us harm, even if the harmful ones now would like to make things right.

In the end, life on Earth is short. We are here to grow, to love, to shine. And sometimes, it’s the hardest moments and the hardest people that help us rise the highest.

Remember to be kind

Remember to be kind to the person in front of you, because you never know what battles they are facing. When we criticise, offend, or hurt someone, we often don’t realise what they might be going through. Some people are very private and prefer to stay silent, not wanting to be a burden. Some are always ready to give and help when others are in need, yet they often find themselves alone when it’s their turn to need support. 

We are all quick to judge, but who are we to do so? No one. No one is perfect in this world; only God is. I have no right to say that my pain is greater than someone else's, because we all feel things differently depending on who we are, what we’ve been through, and our personality. What feels heavy to me may feel different to someone else, and vice versa.

Let’s also stop thinking that good actions aren't important. Like I always say, praying is important (it nourishes the spirit and connects us with God) but without good deeds and the daily practice of Virtues like Altruism, Love, Righteousness, Peace, Harmony, Humility, and so on, we can’t truly grow. Without them, we risk falling into emptiness.

We should try to live with more empathy and self-awareness, learning to feel and recognise the soul and spirit in each person. Every soul is precious, and I am no one to misjudge or destroy it. Let’s be more compassionate toward those who are suffering, whatever form that suffering may take. Let’s give ourselves with Unconditional Love, without expecting anything in return, except perhaps a bit of affection, love, and true, honest friendship.

Let’s be mindful every time we are about to offend, hurt, or tear someone down. Let’s remind ourselves that we are standing before a soul and a spirit, not just a body. And always remember: the Law of Cause and Effect is Universal. The choice is yours.

The Great Warning is the Last Great Gift of God

Many people in the world today don’t believe in God or have forgotten Him. They are busy with daily life and don’t think much about their soul and their spirit. But God is a Loving Father. He doesn’t want anyone to be lost. Because of this, He has decided to send the world a special moment. This moment is called The Great Warning. It is also called the Illumination of Conscience. This event will be very big! It will touch every person in the world. It is the last Big Gift of God’s Mercy before harder times come.

The Great Warning isn’t something new. For many years, God, Jesus, and the Virgin Mary have told people about this event. They spoke to many chosen souls across the world. These messages were given through dreams, visions, and inner voices. All the messages talk about the same thing. They say that God will allow people to see their own soul the way He sees it. Every person will understand the good and bad they have done. Everyone will see how their sins have hurt themselves, others, and God. This will be very hard, but it will also be a Great Act of Love.

What will happen during the Great Warning?

According to Luz de Maria and other modern prophets, before the Great Warning happens, there will be signs in the sky. People will see a very Big Cross in the sky. It will shine with Great Light. It will be brighter than the sun. Everyone on Earth will see this Cross. It will stay in the sky for several days. Then, something like two stars will crash in the sky. There will be a strong light and a loud sound. The sky will become dark, and then very bright. This will scare many people. But it won’t hurt the body. It isn’t a physical disaster. It’s a spiritual one.

After this cosmic sign, the real Warning will begin. Every person on Earth will feel it. It doesn’t matter if someone believes in God or not. It doesn’t matter where they live. It doesn’t matter what religion they are. Everyone will be alone, with only their soul and God. Time will feel like it’s stopped. This moment will last around 15 to 20 minutes, but it will feel much longer. In this time, every person will see all their sins. They will see the good they didn’t do. They will feel the pain of their sins. They will see the effects of their actions on other people. They will feel sorry or afraid. Many will cry.

This experience will be like watching a movie of your life. But it won’t be a normal film. You’ll feel every moment deeply. You’ll feel the pain you gave to others. You’ll feel the sadness that God feels when we sin. You’ll also feel joy when you remember the good things you did. But for most people, it will be very hard. Some may even want to die because they feel so bad. Others will repent and turn back to God.

Why is God sending this Warning?

God is sending this Warning because He loves us. Many people are far from Him. They live in sin and don’t even know it. Some have never heard the Truth. Others have forgotten it. The world today is full of lies, pride, hate, and confusion. The Warning is like a strong shake to wake up the souls. It’s not a punishment. It’s a chance. It’s a chance to see the Truth. It’s a chance to return to God. It’s a call to conversion.

This is the last Big Act of God’s Mercy before a time of suffering comes. After the Warning, there will be a Great Miracle for the whole world. This Miracle will prove that the Warning came from God. After the Miracle, there will be a time of punishment for the world. This will be a purification. But the Warning comes first, because God wants to give us a choice. He wants us to decide: do we want to live with Him or without Him?

The Warning is also a preparation. It prepares the heart for the days that come soon. It helps people change before the punishment arrives. It’s also a way to bring Unity. If many people repent, the punishment may be smaller. But if people ignore the Warning, things will get even worse.

How will people feel during the Warning?

Many people will feel great fear. Others will feel great sorrow. Some may feel joy because they are ready. It depends on the state of each soul. If a person is close to God, they will feel peace. If a person is far from God, they’ll feel emptiness. Some people may feel like God is not there. They’ll feel alone and scared. This is called the “absence of God.” It’s a very painful feeling. It’s what hell is like.

Luz de Maria had a vision of the Warning. She felt very bad during it. She felt deep loneliness. She felt all the pain of sins like abortion, suicide, abuse, and hate. She felt that God had left her. It was very scary. But then, after a long time, she felt Peace. She said that the Warning is something no one can really be ready for, but it will change your life forever.

Another visionary named Conchita from Garabandal said the same thing. She saw the Warning in a vision. She said it will be like a purification. Everyone will see themselves like God sees them. She said even non-believers will know it comes from God. But many will still reject it. She said some people may even die from the shock or the fear. Others will run to the church and confess their sins. Some will be angry and say it’s fake.

What do other messages say?

Many saints and mystics have spoken about the Warning. A woman named Maria Esperanza said that it will be like a bright day of Light. People’s hearts will be shaken. They’ll see all their sins. They’ll want to fix their lives and give their hearts to Jesus.

In Medjugorje, one of the visionaries said that there will be three warnings. The Warning is the first one. Then there will be a visible sign for the whole world. Then the time of Mercy will end. She said we must convert now. We must not wait. Time is short.

In other places, like El Escorial and Betania, the Virgin Mary also spoke about this. She said that the Warning is very near. She said it’s a Great Act of Love from God. She said that we must prepare with prayer, confession, and penance.

Saint Faustina also had a message from Jesus. He told her that before the Judgement Day, there will be a sign in the sky. A Cross will appear. Then there will be darkness. Then lights will come from the wounds of Jesus and shine on the Earth. This is very similar to the Warning.

Father Stefano Gobbi, a holy priest from Italy, received many messages from the Blessed Virgin Mary. This was part of the Marian Movement of Priests. In the messages, Mary spoke about the Warning too.

She said:

“The Holy Spirit will come, to prepare the glorious reign of Christ. It will be a Reign of Grace, Holiness, Love, Justice and Peace. With His Divine Fire, He will open the hearts of all and will illuminate all consciences.”

She explained that this will be like a small judgment. Everyone will see their life in the Light of God. She said:

“It will be something very great, that has never happened before. It will be like a small judgment and everyone will see their life and all their works in the light of God.”

This message is very similar to what others have received. Don Gobbi explained that this Warning is not the end, but the beginning of a new time. It is a great moment of grace. But it also brings responsibility. People must decide: Do I follow God or not?

Mary told Don Gobbi that the Luminous Cross in the sky will be a sign. It will stretch from east to west. It will show that Jesus is coming soon in His glory. It will mark the end of the time of darkness and the beginning of the New Era.

She said:

“The Luminous Cross that will appear in the sky at the end of the purification and the great tribulation, will be the door that opens the dark tomb where humanity lies, to bring it into the New Kingdom of Life.”

These messages are full of Hope. But they also ask for serious preparation. Don Stefano Gobbi said many times that now is the time to pray, confess, and return to God. The Warning will be sudden. But God is preparing us with these words of Love.

How can we prepare?

The best way to prepare for the Warning is to be in the state of Grace.We should pray every day. We should practise and spread Virtues (Love, Peace, Harmony, Righteousness, Loyalty, Respect, Altruism). We should do good deeds. We should try to love others. The Warning isn’t something to be afraid of if you love and follow God. It’s a Divine Gift. It is a Great Help. It will show us the Truth. It will give us the chance to say sorry and change. But if we are not ready, it will be very painful. That’s why it’s important to start now.

God always gives us time. He does not want to punish. He wants to forgive. But He also respects our freedom. He won’t force us. He lets us choose. That’s why the Warning is important. It gives us the Light to see clearly. Then we must choose the path we want.

What will happen after the Warning?

After the Warning, there will be many changes. Some people will repent and become holy. Others will become harder and will hate God more. Many will try to explain the Warning in scientific ways. They will say it was a natural thing. They will try to lead people away from the Truth.

But those who believe will become stronger. Many souls will return to God. A Great Miracle will come after. Then a time of Peace will begin for those who love God. But before that, there will be suffering. There will be wars, disease, and darkness. That is why we must be strong.

Jesus told Luz de Maria that the whole Universe is waiting to be clean. Even nature is hurt by sin. That’s why the sky and the stars will show signs. All of this is to bring New Life. God is making all things new.

Final words

The Great Warning is real. It’s coming. We don’t know the day or the hour. But the signs show us it’s close. The world is in crisis. People are turning away from God. That’s why God is sending this last chance. It is His way of calling us home.

We must not wait. We must change our lives now. We must pray more. We must practise Virtues. We must forgive others. We must help those in need. We must LOVE.

When the Great Warning comes, it will be hard. But it will also be beautiful. It will be the moment when many people see how much God loves them. Even in pain, His Love will shine. Let’s get ready. Let’s open our hearts. Let’s say yes to God.

This is the Last Great Gift of God before the Time of Justice. Let’s not waste it!

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References:

https://revelacionesmarianas.com/ingles/especiales/avisoalahumanidad.html

https://profezie3m.it/ptm_c2-3.htm#C1

The Universal and Personal Call in Divine Harmony

Every human being, whether aware of it or not, is born with a mission that transcends personal aspirations and worldly pursuits. This mission, rooted in the Divine Will, unfolds in two interconnected dimensions: the general mission that unites all of humanity under God's purpose and the specific mission uniquely assigned to each individual. To live in alignment with God, one must embrace both, understanding that they are not separate paths but two facets of the same Sacred Journey.

The general mission of humanity is to reflect the glory of God through Love, Righteousness, and Service. From the very beginning, creation itself has testified to the inherent purpose placed within mankind—to know, to love, and to serve God in all things. The scriptures remind us that humanity is made in God's image, not merely as a static reflection, but as an active participant in His Divine Plan. This means that every action, thought, and intention should be anchored in Love and directed towards glorifying the Creator. Just as a river flows toward the sea, our souls are designed to move toward God, seeking Him in every facet of life and manifesting His presence through Compassion, Truth, and Justice. Furthermore, this mission is common to all so that hearts, souls, and spirits may be united in Divine Harmony, Peace, and Love. God, as the source of Love and Unity, connects and aligns those who seek Him, creating a Holy Bond that transcends individual existence and fosters communion in His Grace.

However, beyond this universal mission, each person carries a specific calling—one that is intricately woven into their existence by Divine Design. This individual mission is not random; it is carefully aligned with the gifts, circumstances, and experiences that God has provided. Some are called to lead, others to serve; some to teach, others to heal. A musician may glorify God through harmonious melodies that uplift the spirit, while a scientist may reveal Divine Wisdom through discoveries that enhance life. A mother nurturing her children in faith fulfills her mission as profoundly as a missionary spreading the Gospel to distant lands. Each role, when carried out in obedience to God's Will, contributes to the grand symphony of Divine Purpose.

Yet, discerning this specific mission requires a heart tuned to God's voice. It is not enough to simply pursue personal desires and label them as Divine Callings; rather, one must seek God's guidance through prayer, meditation, the practice of virtues, good works—not only through financial means but also by offering precious time, abilities, and heartfelt gestures such as a simple embrace or a comforting word—and an openness to the Holy Spirit. Often, the specific mission becomes clear through trials, unforeseen openings, Divine revelations, or an inner conviction that refuses to be silenced. Moses was reluctant to lead, yet God called him to free His people. Mary was a humble servant, yet she bore the Savior of the world. These examples illustrate that Divine missions are often beyond human expectation, requiring trust, surrender, and unwavering faith.

To live truly aligned with God’s Will, one must not only recognize their mission but also act upon it with full commitment. This alignment is not passive; it demands an ongoing relationship with God, fueled by prayer, humility, and a willingness to be shaped by His hands. Every moment, every choice, every relationship becomes an opportunity to manifest Divine Purpose. Even mundane tasks, when done with a heart surrendered to God, become sacred offerings. Thus, the worker, the teacher, the artist, and the caregiver all stand as ministers of God's Love, each fulfilling their mission in ways uniquely suited to them.

Yet, no mission can be fulfilled in isolation. Just as branches remain alive only when connected to the vine, humanity must remain connected to God, drawing Strength, Wisdom, and Love from Him. It is through God, by God, and for God that one’s mission is truly accomplished. When life’s challenges arise, Faith serves as an anchor, reminding us that the mission is not about personal success or recognition but about fulfilling God's Divine Purpose on Earth.

Ultimately, embracing both the general and specific mission entrusted by God leads to a life of profound meaning. It transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary, turning daily actions into acts of worship. By aligning one’s heart, mind, and deeds with God, a person not only fulfills their own Divine Calling but also contributes to the greater unfolding of His kingdom. In this Sacred Journey, mission and purpose are not burdens but blessings, invitations to participate in the eternal, Divine Will. And in this alignment, True Peace, Joy, and Fulfillment are found—not in earthly accomplishments, but in the knowledge that one is walking the path God has designed, step by step, toward Him.

The Wisdom of animals in intelligence Reason and Ethics

Plutarch’s reflections on animals’ intelligence and morality reveal not only his philosophical depth but also his keen observation of the natural world, forming a cornerstone of his ethical discourse. In works such as Whether Land or Sea Animals Are Cleverer, That Brute Animals Make Use of Reason, and On Eating Meat, he examines the capacities of animals and their implications for human ethics. By exploring themes of rationality, emotional depth, and the morality of human actions toward animals, Plutarch contributes to a broader intellectual tradition that spans ancient Greek thought and resonates with later philosophical developments during the Golden Age and beyond.

In Whether Land or Sea Animals Are Cleverer, Plutarch considers the ingenuity of animals across environments, emphasizing that both terrestrial and aquatic creatures exhibit adaptability suited to their ecological niches. He underscores this through examples of their problem-solving abilities, cooperation, and foresight. For instance, he describes how birds and mammals construct homes, store food, or evade predators with remarkable precision, while sea creatures demonstrate similar adaptability in their underwater habitats. Modern ethological studies reinforce Plutarch’s observations. Crows solving multi-step puzzles, dolphins using sponges to protect their snouts while foraging, and octopuses escaping enclosures echo his claims about the universal intelligence of animals. Plutarch’s philosophical curiosity here reflects a broader ancient fascination with the natural world, reminiscent of Aristotle’s History of Animals, where the biological intricacies of various species are cataloged and analyzed, often with moral implications.

In That Brute Animals Make Use of Reason, Plutarch takes a bold step, arguing that animals are not only clever but also possess reasoning abilities and emotions. He refutes the idea that rationality is exclusive to humans, presenting compelling anecdotes to show that animals make decisions, form bonds, and experience complex emotions like grief and joy. Elephants, which Plutarch frequently praises, mourn their dead, while dogs demonstrate loyalty and affection. This view aligns with the Stoic principle of universal interconnectedness, as seen in the works of thinkers like Chrysippus, who recognized the Logos, or Rational Principle, inherent in all living beings. Similarly, Cicero’s De Natura Deorum engages with the idea of a rational order that binds all life, subtly supporting the ethical consideration of animals.

Plutarch’s ethical concerns reach their peak in On Eating Meat, where he critiques the consumption of animal flesh as a practice born of necessity but maintained through cruelty and desensitization. He challenges readers to reflect on the moral and spiritual degradation that accompanies such acts, asking what kind of person could first bring themselves to eat the flesh of a living being. For Plutarch, abstaining from meat fosters compassion, purity of mind, and alignment with nature’s harmony. This sentiment finds echoes in the philosophy of Pythagoras, who regarded vegetarianism as essential for achieving a virtuous life. The Orphic tradition, too, embraced abstinence from animal flesh, viewing it as a way to maintain spiritual integrity and honor the Divine in all living things. Moreover, the Golden Age myth, referenced by poets like Hesiod and Ovid, reinforces this notion, portraying an Era of Peace where humanity lived in Harmony with animals, free from violence and consumption of meat.

Plutarch’s critique also anticipates modern concerns about factory farming, environmental destruction, and the ethical treatment of animals. Contemporary thinkers have built upon such ideas, advocating for animal rights and vegetarianism as moral imperatives. Additionally, the environmental consequences of industrial agriculture—such as deforestation, greenhouse gas emissions, and biodiversity loss—lend credence to Plutarch’s belief in the far-reaching consequences of dietary choices.

By situating Plutarch’s reflections within the broader philosophical and cultural traditions of his time, his work emerges as part of an enduring legacy of ethical inquiry. From Aristotle’s biological curiosity to the Orphic ideals of harmony and the Stoic embrace of universal reason, Plutarch’s writings bridge ancient thought with modern ethical dilemmas. His insights challenge us to recognize the wisdom and moral significance of animals, urging humanity to act with compassion and responsibility. In doing so, he offers a timeless call to reconsider our place in the natural order and to strive for a more virtuous coexistence with all living beings.

Humanity's mission in the Multidimensional Cosmos

 

The universe is an infinite expanse of interconnected dimensions, each serving as a realm of existence and consciousness. These dimensions, both seen and unseen, form a grand, multidimensional reality governed by Celestial Beings, Cosmic Laws, and Spiritual Truths. Humanity, as an integral part of this Divine design, embarks on a journey of spiritual evolution guided by Universal Principles and Divine Wisdom.

 

The Multidimensional Cosmos

In the vast tapestry of the universe, dimensions coexist as layers of reality, each vibrating at a unique frequency. Our physical world is but one among many, intricately connected to higher planes that transcend material boundaries. These dimensions are inhabited by Divine Beings of extraordinary nature—Angels, Spiritual Guides, and Enlightened Entities—who support the spiritual development of conscious souls. Their existence underscores the interconnectedness of all creation and the eternal flow of energy between realms.

 

The role of Angels and Celestial Beings

Angels, whose name originates from the Greek term ángelos (meaning “messenger”), embody Divine Will, acting as intermediaries between humanity and the higher realms. Their purpose is to deliver guidance, protection, and messages of Divine Love and Divine Wisdom. Ancient traditions and modern spiritual reflections alike emphasize their role in humanity’s journey toward enlightenment. Through their presence in sacred texts and personal encounters, Angels inspire recognition of the Divine Purpose within our lives.

 

Humanity’s Sacred Mission

Every individual incarnates with a unique mission, intricately woven into the fabric of the Cosmic Divine Plan. Life’s challenges and experiences are not random but opportunities for growth, designed to refine the soul and awaken its Divine potential. Spiritual teachings across traditions highlight self-discovery, virtue, and alignment with Universal Truths as pathways to fulfilling this Sacred Purpose. These concepts illuminate the interconnectedness of personal evolution and collective harmony.

 

Life beyond Earth

The universe teems with life across galaxies, planets, and dimensions. Advanced civilizations, both physical and non-physical, contribute to the symphony of existence. Many of these beings operate on higher frequencies, possessing wisdom and technologies beyond human comprehension. Their roles in the grand design complement humanity’s spiritual evolution, reflecting the shared purpose of all life in the cosmos.

 

The path to Spiritual Awakening

Spiritual evolution involves awakening the Divine Spark within—a process that requires introspection, discipline, and commitment to higher ideals. Philosophers like Plato and Seneca advocated for purifying the soul through reason, virtue, and alignment with the natural order. Modern reflections build upon these teachings, emphasizing the transformative power of inner work and the importance of connecting with Universal Truths. This journey is both individual and collective, highlighting each soul’s responsibility to contribute to the Supreme Good.

 

The Universal Law of Cause and Effect

At the heart of the cosmos lies the principle of Cause and Effect, a Universal Law governing all actions and their consequences. Every thought, word, and deed sets into motion a chain of events that ripple across dimensions, shaping reality. By aligning our actions with Divine principles, we contribute to the Harmony of the Universe. This understanding invites us to live consciously, recognizing the impact of our choices on ourselves and the world around us.

 

The Transformative Power of Divine Love

Divine Love is the essence of the Divine, the Universal Force that binds all creation. It transcends boundaries, heals wounds, and illuminates the path to unity and enlightenment. In the journey of spiritual evolution, Divine Love acts as both the destination and the guiding light. Its transformative power dissolves illusions of separation, fostering connection and harmony among all beings.

 

A Unified Vision

Humanity’s journey is a testament to the eternal interplay of free will, Divine guidance, and Universal Law. Our mission extends beyond the material plane, inviting us to embrace a higher purpose rooted in Divine Love, Divine Wisdom, and spiritual growth. The dimensions of existence and the Divine Beings that inhabit them remind us of our sacred role in the Cosmic Divine Plan. By aligning with this truth, we contribute to the unfolding symphony of creation, realizing our potential as instruments in the Divine Plan.

Let us embrace this journey with humility and courage, remembering that every step we take is part of a greater story—one that celebrates the eternal triumph of virtuous souls and the infinite possibilities of the human spirit.

Awakening the Divine Spark: Humanity’s journey toward Truth and Unity

Humanity has long grappled with the nature of existence, oscillating between blaming external forces and recognizing its capacity to influence and transform the world. The cascading effects of corruption, environmental destruction, and the proliferation of hate illustrate how our choices reverberate across the fabric of life. Such consequences underscore the immutable Law of Cause and Effect, a reminder that our actions shape not only the physical world but also the collective soul of humanity. Yet, beneath this tumult lies a profound truth: we are not mere bodies bound to earthly desires, but complex beings comprised of body, soul, and spirit.

The physical form, while transient in this earthly dimension, is a sacred vessel for the eternal essence within. To elevate spiritually, we must transcend the shackles of materialism, greed, and divisiveness. Furthermore, philosophers from Plato to Seneca, and even Giordano Bruno, have illuminated this path, urging us to cultivate Virtues such as Love, Justice, and Humility. Bruno, in his defiance of oppressive powers, envisioned humanity as capable of awakening from the slumber of ignorance. He believed that through self-discovery and alignment with the Divine Principles, we could transform this "harsh school" of earthly life into a springboard for spiritual elevation.

The last dialogue between Bruno and his disciple Sagredo, as recounted in historical and philosophical reflections, reveals an unyielding faith in humanity's potential. Bruno’s martyrdom, embraced as a conscious choice, symbolizes the transformative power of suffering when guided by higher purpose. He posited that all beings, even those who perpetrate injustice, are fragments of the Divine Whole. This unity, obscured by fear and ignorance, is a beacon calling us to awaken to our true nature.

One of Giordano Bruno’s pivotal declarations was: "Man has no limits, and when one day he realizes it, he will be free even in this world." This assertion encapsulates his vision of human potential—an infinite capacity for growth, creativity, and transcendence. It challenges us to see beyond the constraints of material existence and recognize the boundless power within. Such realization, Bruno believed, would lead to liberation from the illusions of fear and separation, typical of the corruptible earthly dimension.

Moreover, Bruno proclaimed: "The Being does not fear death, because it knows well that it does not exist." These words speak to the eternal nature of our essence. Death, as perceived in the physical realm, is but a transition, a shedding of the transient form to embrace the infinite. This perspective reframes suffering and mortality as steps in a grand journey toward unity with the Divine.

His notion that we choose our earthly existence, veiled by the amnesia of incarnation, suggests a deeper purpose behind life’s trials. As the philosopher asserted, suffering is not an arbitrary affliction but a catalyst for growth. The fire that consumed his physical body was, in his words, a "baptism of fire," a purification leading to greater understanding and alignment with the Divine. Such perspectives invite us to reconsider our hardships, not as punishments but as opportunities to reconnect with the Infinite.

Throughout history, enlightened figures, like Socrates, Leonardo, and countless unnamed souls, have sown seeds of Wisdom and Transformation. Their message is clear: the journey toward Truth requires creating a Union among all inhabitants of Earth, as One Big Terrestrial Family, by embracing Virtues like Love, Peace, Order, Righteousness, and Justice. This Unity, guided by the Divine Messengers—Angels and Saints who bask in higher Beatitudes—prepares us for a Universal Alliance with all beings of the Cosmos. However, above all entities, the Union with God remains paramount.

Therefore, Giordano Bruno’s final conversation with Sagredo, as recounted in Giuliana Conforto’s La Futura Scienza di Giordano Bruno e la Nascita dell’Uomo Nuovo (The Future Science of Giordano Bruno and the Birth of the New Man), highlights his unwavering faith in a new dawn for humanity. "One day," the philosopher said, "humanity will awaken from oblivion and finally understand who it truly is and to whom it has surrendered the reins of its existence—a fallacious, deceptive mind that enslaves and blinds them." These words challenge us to confront the illusions of power and control that dominate human society and to reclaim our Divine Heritage.

Bruno’s vision extends beyond personal awakening to encompass the entirety of creation. "We are children of the one true sun that illuminates all worlds," he proclaimed, reminding us of our interconnectedness with the Cosmos. His martyrdom, embraced with full consciousness, was not an end but a seed planted in the soil of history. "Even those who perpetrate injustice," he said, "are part of the One. My death will serve to reveal the true power, occult and hidden behind all institutions and powers of this world."

The ultimate revelation lies in understanding that the Divine Spark resides within each of us. This realization transcends temporal suffering and leads to a profound connection with the Eternal. To awaken to this Truth is not merely an intellectual exercise but a call to action. It demands that we recognize the illusions of fear and separation and we fulfill the purpose of existence: to illuminate the infinite and to stand united as reflections of the one True Source.

The journey is arduous, but the reward is unparalleled. By awakening the Divine Spark within, we reclaim our birthright and pave the way for a New Era of Peace, of Universal Harmony. In this realization, the words of Giordano Bruno echo through time, urging us to rise beyond illusion and embrace our infinite potential toward the Divine Truth.

 

 

References:

Conforto, Giuliana. La Futura Scienza di Giordano Bruno e la Nascita dell’Uomo Nuovo (The Future Science of Giordano Bruno and the Birth of the New Man).