Gossops Green, Crawley, West Sussex II

The PHILOSOPHY of RED CLOUD

Michael's Higher Guide and Mentor, Red Cloud,

painted by Jenny Ayers

Given as the Address by Michael Ayers at Divine Service at Crawley Spiritualist Church at Gossops Green in West Sussex on Sunday, 5^th July 2015

“Give to each other.  Hold back nothing that you can spare.  It is no use having a garage or an attic full of things that you haven’t used in years, while many millions of people are without, in camps and desolation around the world.

“Some are even getting on boats, which are unworthy of going on the sea to try and escape from the misery, poverty and cruelty in which they find themselves.

“What you may have in your attic may help these people.  In Syria and in Iraq during the winter they are in little tents with snow and ice, precious little electricity, precious little food and water and often no education for their young ones.

“There are organisations, who are supposed to be helping and many are doing their best, but in order to do enough a lot more has to be done.

“Organisations like the United Nations, who sit on their hands in New York and discuss these things and do nothing.  America supposedly the richest country in the world, although I believe that is being challenged, still controls politically great swathes of the world.

“They pay for the United Nations and it is not what they do, it is what they are told to do, what they are paid to do and what they are not allowed to do for political reasons even though hundreds of thousands of people are suffering.

“As you may know they even introduced disease to Haiti and they sit on their hands and they say, “Oh, it is not our fault.  You can’t blame it on us – talk to our lawyers.”  How can the poor and ill in Haiti afford lawyers to get the UN to put right the mistakes that they made?

“This is not a party political broadcast.  It is a message from the Spirit Realms to remind you that the world is not perfect and for a long time to come never will be.

“But we each have a responsibility.  You were given life by our great Creator and we are continually in his love and we have a message to love our neighbours and to make the world a better place because we came.

“To do that we need to do, look into our hearts, look into our minds and really be sure that we haven’t walked by on the other side.  It is so easy in this modern world because everybody is so busy.

“I have the children to pick up from the party.  I must take them here and there and the shopping has to be done.  There is so much to do.  So we have to make a space.

“We have to feel charity in our hearts and we have to know that we want to do something, even if it is only to clean out the attic and give some things to the Red Cross to try and help others.

“These people you will never meet, but, heaven forbid, if we come on hard times and we’ve done nothing, how can we expect help?

“We all want it.  We are in a privileged country, which has lots of ways of keeping us going.  Those countries don’t have it.

“So I ask you, look into your hearts.  See the words and the warnings and do your best to love your neighbour and to make this world a better place.

“God bless you all.”