Dear Prophetess… you who came to our planet in pain.
During WWII you suffered by all you saw. In your aloneness you have watched our pain. You have felt our fears and know the gnawing of our teeth. In your heart you feel the loneliness, hunger and death. You call us to pureness, consciousness of souls, awakening of kindness. You tell us to be whole, not to abandon the pure soul, to learn to be kind and have love and peace. You say to enjoy Zarathustra’s life in us as he guided us to love, have honour and pure life dedicated to the Creator and calls us to pure living. You tell us that then when we awake to love, to say “I found my kindness in my heart and I am in Creator’s being – so perfect in total bliss. No other wish do I have than to linger away in my Creator’s heart, to remember all life, giving blessings and thanks for all days of loving sweet creations.”
You know our dark ways of living. You know our weaknesses and strengths and yet you work amongst us to raise us up to open our hearts to true living and to shake us awake into kindness. When, on when, dear Prophetess, will we listen to your call?
– a note from a Swami to Her Holiness Alexandra H.
