Today is the feast of Saint Joan of Arc. When I read the Mark Twain biography of Joan it made me ashamed of my English roots. Twain's book, which many regard as his magnum opus, did great justice to Joan's many fine qualities, even though she was a simple peasant.
When I think of Joan, I compare her to Henri de la Croix, the Great Monarch - Son of David.
Despite her many battles, Joan never stained her sword with an enemy's blood. Scripture is clear, "Thou Shall Not Kill".
I believe it will be the same for Henri. He will engage the enemies of Christ in many battles but not be compelled to kill anyone, out of respect for the sanctity of human life.
Let's consider for a moment some of Henri's other qualities.
His personal sanctity and holiness will be great.
His trust will be entirely in God, not in generals or princes.
Everything he will accomplish will be done for the greater glory of God, not himself.
My wife and I debate whether he is a family man. I believe he has a wife and children.
My wife believes he is more likely single so that, like a priest, he can dedicate all his energy to serving God through God's people.
I believe that Henri is alive today. He leads a hidden life waiting for the time of his destiny. I wonder does he pray to Joan d'Arc, asking her to intereceed for him with Jesus or does he direct all his efforts to the Mother of Jesus, our Mediatrix par excellance.
We know that Henri suffers from a limp caused by a problem with one leg.
Surely he will be bilingual in French and English and perhaps also fluent in German.
Given how he will cooperate with the future Czar of Russia, it would be beneficial for Henri to speak Russian.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Denial Revisted
On January 3rd, I blogged on the subject of denial. It had little to do with the Great Monarch directly but more to do with the events leading up to his appearance. In that blog I mentioned the economic crisis that has begun in France, suggesting that the crisis would not be confined just to France.
Well the crisis is much broader in just three months but denial continues to hinder our ability to see it. One aspect of the crisis involves the ongoing pollution of the Gulf of Mexico and the impact on the Gulf Stream.
A second aspect involves the nuclear disaster in Japan which threatens the lives of every person living in Japan and the surrounding countries.
In denial we have turned our back on the continuing problems in the Gulf and soon the media will remove the Japan story from page one.
It is twenty five years since Chernobyl. Current estimates suggest that nearly one million people have already died as a result of the Chernobyl accident. Despite the Cherobyl warning, we continue to build nuclear reactors because they are good business for General Electric and TEPCO, and a handful of other companies that are major campaign contributors.
In twenty five more years, when we are looking at ten or one hundred million dead from the Fukushima accident, will we still be in denial that what is good for business is not necessarily good for people?
In our hearts we know that we are all going to be affected by the Fukushima accident, some more than others, yet there is no public outcry.
Japan has one of the largest economies in the world. At this moment the Japanese economy is badly broken. Before the year is out all economies are going to feel the effect of the destruction of Japan. Can we not see that? Is the denial so great?
The Japanese problem is not just about what color you can order a Toyota. Japan is a key economy. One cannot pull the plug on Japan without the interlocking economies feeling it. Japan has experienced a serious population decline for decades. In the light of the Fukushima situation it may not be an exaggeration to say that Japan may be finished as a "first world" nation.
Is this an opportunity for the people of Japan to find God? Prosperity seems to be inversely correlated with belief in God. As the economic disaster deepens in Japan, it is possible that more people will turn to God looking for answers. Or will denial reign?
Well the crisis is much broader in just three months but denial continues to hinder our ability to see it. One aspect of the crisis involves the ongoing pollution of the Gulf of Mexico and the impact on the Gulf Stream.
A second aspect involves the nuclear disaster in Japan which threatens the lives of every person living in Japan and the surrounding countries.
In denial we have turned our back on the continuing problems in the Gulf and soon the media will remove the Japan story from page one.
It is twenty five years since Chernobyl. Current estimates suggest that nearly one million people have already died as a result of the Chernobyl accident. Despite the Cherobyl warning, we continue to build nuclear reactors because they are good business for General Electric and TEPCO, and a handful of other companies that are major campaign contributors.
In twenty five more years, when we are looking at ten or one hundred million dead from the Fukushima accident, will we still be in denial that what is good for business is not necessarily good for people?
In our hearts we know that we are all going to be affected by the Fukushima accident, some more than others, yet there is no public outcry.
Japan has one of the largest economies in the world. At this moment the Japanese economy is badly broken. Before the year is out all economies are going to feel the effect of the destruction of Japan. Can we not see that? Is the denial so great?
The Japanese problem is not just about what color you can order a Toyota. Japan is a key economy. One cannot pull the plug on Japan without the interlocking economies feeling it. Japan has experienced a serious population decline for decades. In the light of the Fukushima situation it may not be an exaggeration to say that Japan may be finished as a "first world" nation.
Is this an opportunity for the people of Japan to find God? Prosperity seems to be inversely correlated with belief in God. As the economic disaster deepens in Japan, it is possible that more people will turn to God looking for answers. Or will denial reign?
Monday, February 7, 2011
The Mission of the Great Monarch
The mission of the Great Monarch, the Royal Messiah, from the House of David and the tribe of Judah, is to bring the world to Christ. The Russian Tzar and other monarchs will play important roles alongside Henri. As the future Emperor of Rome and Constantinople, Henri will cooperate with all who believe that Jesus, the Divine Messiah, is the Son of God.
The Royal Messiah also has a mission to the Jews and the Muslims.
Henri will be seen by Karaite Jews, those that place the Torah above all rabbinic writings, as their long awaited Messiah. It is believed that Henri's mother is a Karaite Jew. He will fulfill the Old Testament prophecies found in the Septuagint.
Henri will not be accepted by the Muslims, but notwithstanding that, he will be the instrument of their conversion to Christ working with the Angelic Pope.
Henri will lead ALL Christian denominations into the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. All will believe in the divinity of Christ and all will accept the Angelic Pope as Christ's Vicar on Earth.
What a day! What a cause for hope in days of war, flood, famine and destruction.
We must share the good news with the children. We must give them something wonderful to anticipate when all seems lost.
Unless God grants humans longer lives, which is one of the fruits of the Sixth Age of the Church, most of us above forty years of age, will not live to see this Golden Age.
The Royal Messiah also has a mission to the Jews and the Muslims.
Henri will be seen by Karaite Jews, those that place the Torah above all rabbinic writings, as their long awaited Messiah. It is believed that Henri's mother is a Karaite Jew. He will fulfill the Old Testament prophecies found in the Septuagint.
Henri will not be accepted by the Muslims, but notwithstanding that, he will be the instrument of their conversion to Christ working with the Angelic Pope.
Henri will lead ALL Christian denominations into the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. All will believe in the divinity of Christ and all will accept the Angelic Pope as Christ's Vicar on Earth.
What a day! What a cause for hope in days of war, flood, famine and destruction.
We must share the good news with the children. We must give them something wonderful to anticipate when all seems lost.
Unless God grants humans longer lives, which is one of the fruits of the Sixth Age of the Church, most of us above forty years of age, will not live to see this Golden Age.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Will the Emergence of the Mahdi Trigger the Appearance of the Great Monarch?
Although it might seems that the obvious answer is yes, there is another factor which must enter into the calculus. Prophecy suggests the Royal Messiah or Great Monach will appear when all seems lost and France has been invaded. There is however another event which preceeds the appearance of he who will save France and so much of the world.
Prophecy tells us there will be an astrological event preceeding the the coming of Prince Henri. The world is going to experience an Impact. An object from outer space will collide with planet earth and cause chaos of unimaginable proportions.
The Impact will occur in an ocean causing billions of tonnes of water to be pushed up into the atmosphere. The displaced water will not remain in suspension. For many weeks torrential rain will fall. Imagine an inch of rain per hour for a month!
How many regions of the world can survive?
How many growing seasons will be lost to the inundation?
It is time to think about how to prepare spiritually for the Impact. Lent is only a few weeks away. It might be a good time to reinstitute the traditional Wednesday and Friday fast. Fasting has many spiritual and physical benefits, all of which will be a blessing in the days ahead.
If, as I believe, Henri is currently living in obscurity and poverty, we could be in solidarity with him by offering our hunger pangs for his good health and the success of his mission.
Prophecy tells us there will be an astrological event preceeding the the coming of Prince Henri. The world is going to experience an Impact. An object from outer space will collide with planet earth and cause chaos of unimaginable proportions.
The Impact will occur in an ocean causing billions of tonnes of water to be pushed up into the atmosphere. The displaced water will not remain in suspension. For many weeks torrential rain will fall. Imagine an inch of rain per hour for a month!
How many regions of the world can survive?
How many growing seasons will be lost to the inundation?
It is time to think about how to prepare spiritually for the Impact. Lent is only a few weeks away. It might be a good time to reinstitute the traditional Wednesday and Friday fast. Fasting has many spiritual and physical benefits, all of which will be a blessing in the days ahead.
If, as I believe, Henri is currently living in obscurity and poverty, we could be in solidarity with him by offering our hunger pangs for his good health and the success of his mission.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Denial
Why is denial such a powerful defense mechanism or coping strategy?
If one denies the existence of God or a Higher Power that serves the same purpose as God, then one effectively make oneself God.
If one denies the existence of Satan or Lucifer, one has done so as a consequence of making oneself God and denying that God is opposed.
Most people who believe in God or a Higher Power, believe that God is good and has creation's best interests at heart at all times. Such people believe God does not abandon creation to evil or ill, even though evil or ill things happen.
Those who believe in God know that all that God allows is good or can be put to good use.
Those who have given it some thought, know that what one often terms good is bad and that what is often termed bad, is actually good.
In our subjective, self-absorbed states, we are unable to see things clearly in the light of the Spirit and we often confuse good and bad.
When one is in denial, it is often because acceptance requires one to re-examin what one is labeling good or bad. Given one is only able to select what one's will has labeled good, one must ask oneself,
"Have I made a labeling error?"
Mostly, we are unable to admit to labeling errors and we therefore enter into denial.
The world is in a terrible state of degeneration, disaster and war. Political leaders are unwilling or unable to bring about improvements to the situation of the majority of those who have elected them or keep them in office. Everywhere one looks, things are getting worse. Corruption, degeneration, and conflict are the order of the day. In our hearts we know that if there is a God, and if it is good, it must surely intervene.
Things are going to get worse. It was revealed to Marie Julie that the first crisis would consist of economic collapse. There will be chaos in France as a consequence of the failure of the political/economic system. There will be a great upheavel of the social order and people will be disaffected and hungry. This is not something that is going to happen just to "bad" people. This is going to happen to everybody, with the exception of the ruling elite.
Everyone in France is going to suffer hunger and fear, the "good" and the "bad" together. Given that all people believe their behavior and actions to be "good", how does one explain God will allow"bad" things to happen to "good" people. It can't be explained and is therefore denied.
The first crisis will not be isolated to France. One is already seeing economic retrenchment in countries such as Iceland, Ireland and Portugal. When retrenchment or "austerity measures", as the ruling elite call them, bite hard enough, people will realize they have been in denial and have failed to take advantage of the breathing space that was provided.
Now is the time to ask oneself several questions:
"If there is an economic crisis coming, how can I best prepare myself and those I care about?"
Another question might be:
"If I am wrong and no crisis materializes what harm will have been done by preparing?"
Why not seek inspiration from the Spirit on the basis that an economic collapse is imminent, and only take those actions that will be beneficial whether the collapse occurs or not?
If one denies the existence of God or a Higher Power that serves the same purpose as God, then one effectively make oneself God.
If one denies the existence of Satan or Lucifer, one has done so as a consequence of making oneself God and denying that God is opposed.
Most people who believe in God or a Higher Power, believe that God is good and has creation's best interests at heart at all times. Such people believe God does not abandon creation to evil or ill, even though evil or ill things happen.
Those who believe in God know that all that God allows is good or can be put to good use.
Those who have given it some thought, know that what one often terms good is bad and that what is often termed bad, is actually good.
In our subjective, self-absorbed states, we are unable to see things clearly in the light of the Spirit and we often confuse good and bad.
When one is in denial, it is often because acceptance requires one to re-examin what one is labeling good or bad. Given one is only able to select what one's will has labeled good, one must ask oneself,
"Have I made a labeling error?"
Mostly, we are unable to admit to labeling errors and we therefore enter into denial.
The world is in a terrible state of degeneration, disaster and war. Political leaders are unwilling or unable to bring about improvements to the situation of the majority of those who have elected them or keep them in office. Everywhere one looks, things are getting worse. Corruption, degeneration, and conflict are the order of the day. In our hearts we know that if there is a God, and if it is good, it must surely intervene.
Things are going to get worse. It was revealed to Marie Julie that the first crisis would consist of economic collapse. There will be chaos in France as a consequence of the failure of the political/economic system. There will be a great upheavel of the social order and people will be disaffected and hungry. This is not something that is going to happen just to "bad" people. This is going to happen to everybody, with the exception of the ruling elite.
Everyone in France is going to suffer hunger and fear, the "good" and the "bad" together. Given that all people believe their behavior and actions to be "good", how does one explain God will allow"bad" things to happen to "good" people. It can't be explained and is therefore denied.
The first crisis will not be isolated to France. One is already seeing economic retrenchment in countries such as Iceland, Ireland and Portugal. When retrenchment or "austerity measures", as the ruling elite call them, bite hard enough, people will realize they have been in denial and have failed to take advantage of the breathing space that was provided.
Now is the time to ask oneself several questions:
"If there is an economic crisis coming, how can I best prepare myself and those I care about?"
Another question might be:
"If I am wrong and no crisis materializes what harm will have been done by preparing?"
Why not seek inspiration from the Spirit on the basis that an economic collapse is imminent, and only take those actions that will be beneficial whether the collapse occurs or not?
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