19 January 2025

Conversation with Saint Raphael the Archangel:

1. When you speak of Christ’s mind, do you refer to His mind in particular, or do you also imply the mind of the Most Holy Trinity?

“The mind of the Three Divine Persons is distinct and specific in relation to the uniqueness of each Divine Person. The Father’s mind is not that of the Son or the Holy Spirit. Nevertheless, the minds of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit give life to a mind that is substantially united by the same origin and the same end, by the same substance that is one. The mind of the Trinitarian God reaches absolute harmony and complementarity while preserving the prerogatives of each Divine Person. From this derives the unimaginable power of the Trinitarian mind that upholds the entire universe. Therefore, it emerges clearly that the Most Holy Trinity possesses His own mind, and I refer to the Trinitarian mind when I speak more generally of the mind of God. If I often refer to Christ’s mind, it is because you should mystically unite with Him and, through Him, with God the Father in the Holy Spirit. Through Jesus Christ, God’s thoughts are communicated to you in their wholeness and power.

Although it remains unique, Christ’s mind contains the whole substance of the Trinitarian mind, that is, the whole mind of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Here we enter the greatest mystery of the universe, which is that of the Most Holy Trinity, which cannot be understood rationally nor explained in words, and yet is very clear in faith. God’s mysteries are not like Satan’s occult secrets to which only very few, the so-called ‘Illuminati’, have access. God’s mysteries are ready to reveal themselves to the eyes of those who believe with simplicity and ease. There is only one path to get there, and that is through faith in God and His Christ. You do not have any other means; it is through your faith that you express your love for God and your trust in Him, thus attracting His light to you, which is life and intelligence.

If you offer yourselves to Jesus and allow Him to guide you, He will communicate His thoughts to you because you live united with Him. The Holy Spirit, who dwells in you, continually clarifies Christ’s thoughts to you and orients you towards them. The Father loves you and welcomes you in His Son Jesus; through Him, the Father gives you His own thoughts in the power of the Holy Spirit. In this manner, the Trinitarian mind that creates, redeems, and sanctifies, acts ceaselessly within you. This is the key to possessing all wisdom, science, and knowledge of God and His reality.”

2. God’s mind is ceaselessly active. Christ’s thinking is thus a perpetual activity of God. Is it possible to affirm that we also enter into this activity when we are united with Christ?

“The human mind cannot be compared to God’s mind. Human thinking is often a very tiring activity, and this is also related to the planet where a humanity lives. In the case of Earth, people think with great difficulty because they are not in deep harmony with the Holy Spirit. Their thinking unfolds with difficulty. Observe a scientist, a doctor, an artist of the Earth and even yourselves. You think about what to do, how to do it, and then how to accomplish what you have thought; it often takes time to verify if what you have thought is right. All your effort is concentrated in the interval between thinking and realising what you have thought.

In God instead, thinking and creating are simultaneous. The more man elevates himself to God, through the mystical union with Christ, the faster will he accomplish what he has thought. The mind becomes creative, that is, capable of creating. The humanities of other planets, who did not commit original sin, possess a much more dynamic mind than yours. They can easily and simply realise what they have in mind. This strongly increases their creativity and determines their rapid progress in every field of knowledge; this is the reason why their civilisation is far superior to yours. However, neither the mind of the faithful humanities nor that of the pure spirits, such as Angels, can be remotely compared to the mind of God, which has no equal in the universe and cannot submit to the mental categories of any human being. It stands outside of any scheme and any human parameter; it is absolutely free because it is utterly luminous. God has no darkness in Himself¹, and this renders His mind pure and free. Therefore, realising His thoughts, by creating and recreating the universe, does not fatigue God.”

3. Does the path of faith consist in the elevation of man and his progressive advance towards the creative mind?

“Yes, elevation is a path of faith that will reach perfection at the end of times, beyond the great barrier.² Therefore, not even the humanities who remained faithful to God from the beginning can reach absolute perfection. However, they know much more about reality in its essence. They are able to interfere in the laws, which regulate life, and intervene directly in reality, precisely because they aspire to the Highest Good, who is God, and the good of every living being. Since they strive for good and not for evil, they obtain from God the ability and the permission to act on creation. Unfortunately, the humanity of the Earth does not desire only the good; on the contrary, too often it pursues its interests and harbours evil desires of possession, exploitation and gain. For this reason, God does not allow your humanity to fully know the laws of life. If He did, He would put a deadly weapon in its hands, capable of harming all of creation. Your humanity has already caused much evil on Earth due to its greed and lack of love and knowledge. It will not be allowed to spread evil to the universe!”

4. What happens to the humanities who are not faithful to God and live on other planets?³ What is the level of their mind?

“These humanities, too, can only have a partial impact on reality. God places a strong limit on them. Do not forget that they are in a more favourable situation than terrestrial humanity because, despite having committed original sin, they did not stipulate an alliance with Satan as your ancestors did. This is why they possess a higher level of knowledge than yours, even though they are substantially dominated by satanic influence due to their selfishness and rebellion. They are used and exploited by Satan, just as happens to anyone who approaches him. However, they do not reach the degree of perversion of certain humans on Earth. The latter adore Satan, consecrate themselves to him, and go so far as to sacrifice the lives of their fellow men, even that of their own children, to obtain money and power. This does not happen in the humanities of which we speak, who did indeed commit original sin but could easily be recovered if Jesus Christ and His message of Salvation were announced to them.

This announcement is precisely what God expects from the people of the Earth, from the small remnant that loves God and serves Him faithfully. That small remnant will be the core nucleus of the new humanity that will inherit the Earth and bring the announcement of Salvation to the universe, in the manner and time that only God knows and that He will reveal to His faithful children. That small remnant will be strengthened day by day with the grace and strength of God and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Do not delude yourselves into thinking that you are part of this core nucleus just because you adhere to some religion or because you recite many prayers, practice many devotions and think you are better than others, although you never change your life! God will judge your spirit. He will judge you on your readiness to renounce your selfishness to follow the law of God’s Spirit, on your willingness to embrace Christ’s life, participating fully in His death and resurrection. Every man and woman of the Earth will have the possibility to know Jesus Christ and will inevitably have to choose: either with Christ or against Him. You will be surprised at the realisation of the Word of the Lord, who said: ‘Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.’”^{4 5}