Stories Angels Tell

I believe I was fortunate to have had a death experience while still young in life.  After that, the angels came and shared many marvelous things with me.  This space is dedicated to the Angels and their teachings.  Their stories are about the Angel Society.

St. Luke, as young man, fell very deeply in love with a beautiful girl.  From the time he was 9 years old, he believed she would be his wife and they would live happily ever after.  As they matured, she took ill.  St. Luke explored with her physician, the many types of remedies they could apply to relieve her ailments.  Many of the remedies worked to prolong her life.

At about 15 years of age, she went into remission and her disease worsened until she could only sit up in a chair a few hours a day.  For the rest of the time, she stayed in bed.  St. Luke still had many hopes that she would recover before her 16th birthday and they would marry.  Shortly before her 16th birthday, she announced that she had a vision that she would die and that Luke would have to continue in life with a great mission.  Being a teenager, he did not fully comprehend her message.  He considered continuing his education, but, not without her.  She died the next day.  Luke was visibly angry and disturbed.

He went on to college and achieved his medical degree.  Almost 20 years later, he met another woman with whom he fell deeply in love.  He planned to marry her, and began to arrange his medical practice so that he could serve a specific community and settle down with her.  Prior to meeting her and making these plans, St. Luke traveled all over the Mediterranean, to serve a diverse mix of cultures and ailments.  He was a good physician, and used loving light rays (largely unconsciously) which is why St. Paul affectionately named him, "dear and glorious physician" (also a title of the book written by Taylor Caldwell).

One evening when he was visiting his fiancee in her hotel room, she announced that she had spoken to Jesus the Christ and he revealed that she would die and that Luke would have to continue in life with a great mission.  St. Luke was quite disappointed and considered in his mind of finding a remedy for her illness so that she could live and they could marry.  She died in the night while he was napping in a chair by her bed.  Perhaps 20 years after that, St. Luke entered the departed.  When he arrived, he saw his first love and his second love having tea in the upper world.  He sat down with them and they chatted happily together like they were all the best of friends.

This story teaches us how to avoid hell in a very simple way.  It is not that Angels believe in hell, but that life conditions here on Earth and in the unbounded dimensions can be heavenly or hellish, as we describe the words and as we so choose by our thoughts and actions, here and there.

A man breaks into his neighbor's house to rob him and in the process, kills his neighbor's wife.  This man goes to jail and the neighbor attends the trial every court appearance up to the sentencing.  On the day of the sentencing, the judge announces a life sentence for the robber.  The neighbor does not feel justified, so he pulls out his gun and shoots the robber dead.  Eventually, the neighbor goes to court and gets a life sentence.  Eventually, he dies and goes to heaven.  When he gets there, his wife is having tea with her murderer.  The neighbor is so enraged that he starts cussing and ranting and raving.  Instantly, he is transported to hell.  After being in hell awhile, he considers what really occurred.  His wife was apparently enjoying tea time with her murderer.  He felt like if they could do that, so could he.  At that instant, he is transported back into heavenly grace and joins his wife and her murderer for tea and conversation.

"All things are forgiven you and you are washed clean, made every whit whole."

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