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Machiventa Talks.

 

Subject: "When Obstacles Block Your Way."

 

 

April 4, 2003.

Machiventa: "Yes, it is I, Machiventa, and I greet you on this glorious spring day, my sister in Christ. I thank you for giving me the opportunity to, at any time of my choosing, visit you in your home, for it feels good for me to regularly relax and worship with you for a time.

Machiventa: "Yes, it is I, Machiventa, and I greet you on this glorious spring day, my sister in Christ. I thank you for giving me the opportunity to, at any time of my choosing, visit you in your home, for it feels good for me to regularly relax and worship with you for a time.

 

"You have experienced a great number of ups and downs in the period during which we have been in frequent communication. As your brother, I have experienced these unsettling events with you, and I admire you for your ability to nevertheless go forth in the love of God.

"You have experienced a great number of ups and downs in the period during which we have been in frequent communication. As your brother, I have experienced these unsettling events with you, and I admire you for your ability to nevertheless go forth in the love of God.

"This is Machiventa. Carry on, child."

"This is Machiventa. Carry on, child."

 

===Note===

T/R’s Note:

 

On many occasions I have been aware of Machiventa's 'presence', and I guessed he wanted to be here, and that he was just very tired of all the work he does, perhaps even despondent, and that he 'arrived in my home' to simply get away for a little while. At these times, it occasionally happened that he had nothing at all to say. It now appears to me that these quiet times are Machiventa's times of worship and meditation, because I sensed his presence today, and, for at least fifteen minutes I waited before I finally heard his words. Sandy.

On many occasions I have been aware of Machiventa's 'presence', and I guessed he wanted to be here, and that he was just very tired of all the work he does, perhaps even despondent, and that he 'arrived in my home' to simply get away for a little while. At these times, it occasionally happened that he had nothing at all to say. It now appears to me that these quiet times are Machiventa's times of worship and meditation, because I sensed his presence today, and, for at least fifteen minutes I waited before I finally heard his words. Sandy.