Spiritual Light

Spiritual light is the grace of understanding life and the purpose for which we have received it. When we unravel a mystery, we say that light has come, because we have received clarity and realized that, before awakening, we were blind.

Spiritual light has nothing to do with chakras, superstitions, or conspiracies of any kind. It is wisdom, and it lies in letting go of any artificial program of guidance. It is a return to feeling, and at the same time, to the pure teaching that the primordial man received from the Father of all beings.

When we open our eyes, we realize that all the things we consider natural are, in fact, miracles. And the abilities we have, such as sight and the capacity to move, should never be taken for granted.

Worries and dissatisfaction are our daily enemies, not our friends. Likewise, fanciful perfection is not always beneficial. Only the person who loves nature as it is truly understands life.

What do you do when the bills come, and your account empties? What do you do when you receive unexpected news about your health, or when a loved one leaves? Do you fall from the peak you’ve spent a lifetime climbing, accepting defeat? Or do you remember that all solutions already exist within your consciousness, waiting to be manifested?

Wisdom, maturity, and even abundance exist before you ever need them, just like the Earth, with all its riches. You only need to learn how to call upon them, through the power of imagination and faith. The Spiritual Kingdom is in your heart, through which God speaks to you, giving life to every good thought that greets you.

Since I began this project in the spring of 2012, I’ve wondered whether the message is being transmitted to me or if I’m simply imagining it, driven by an acute need for encouragement. The answer came through transcribing words I had never heard before, forcing me to consult the dictionary to understand their meaning.

A shiver would take over me with each understanding that illuminated my dusty, forgotten beliefs, left in my cellar, and the spirit would awaken. What was certain was that the brilliant pages coming from my hands did not come from the man Alberto. Back then, I was barely above the level of illiteracy.

And I spoke aloud that humanity must discover my books, to be enlightened and to abandon the medieval theological teachings, in which nothing real is taught. Young people know absolutely nothing about the wonderful life they are meant to live and, for this reason, they love nothing.

Truly, if you do not thank God with all your heart, it means that you have not yet realized what He has given you and that spiritual light is far from you.

Today’s lesson was delivered to me on the platform, at the station, as I made my way through the crowd to board the S-Bahn. I arrived in Herrenberg, a particularly beautiful town in the Baden-Württemberg region of Germany.

The Infinite Existence

The area is surrounded by green hills, horse farms, and historic buildings. The streets are adorned with flowers throughout the year, and the colorful houses and meticulously decorated shops create a fairy-tale atmosphere.

The stairs leading to the hill behind the monastery hide a hiking trail, which I discovered by chance while searching for a panoramic spot to admire the uplifting sunset. And yet, the wonder we could enjoy daily, but which we most often ignore, is not accessible to everyone.

On the way back, weaving through the crowd to board the S1, I noticed a man in a wheelchair, feeling his way along the doors, guided by the sound of the accessible ramp, which, upon opening, had touched the edge of the platform. He was immobile in his chair and, on top of that, blind.

Although he was traveling alone, he refused any assistance, relying only on his keen hearing and a white cane tied to his hand. From time to time, he would bring his face close to the train window, as the noise of the young people at the station probably affected his concentration.

The teachings of Christ affirm that spiritual light is more important than sight, even more than earthly life. Taking with God vol. 3 demonstrates that the human being cannot be reduced to physical existence and that its consciousness has been intentionally limited.

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