uur v/d dood

The moment of death is the time of dis-illusion. 

In that point, all things present themselves one after the other to say: 

‘Good-bye, the earth is over for you. Now Eternity begins for you...’ It happens to the creature just as when she is locked inside a room and someone says to her: ‘Behind this room there is another room, in which there is God, Heaven, Purgatory, Hell, in sum—the Eternity.’ 

But she cannot see anything of these things. She hears them being asserted by others. But those who say them cannot see them either, so they speak in a way that is almost not credible. Not giving great importance to making all their words believed as reality—as something certain.

So one day the walls fall down... 

and she can see with her own eyes what they had told her before. She sees her God and Father, Who Loved her with Great Love. The Gifts that He had given to her, one by one. And all the broken Rights of Love that she owed Him. She sees how her life belonged to God, not to herself. 

Everything passes before her: Eternity, Paradise, Purgatory, and Hell—the earth running away, the pleasures turning their back on her. Everything disappears. The only thing that remains present to her is in that room with fallen walls: the Eternity. 

What a change for the poor creature!

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My Goodness is such... 

wanting everyone saved... 

that I allow the falling of these walls when the creatures find themselves between life and death—at the moment in which the soul exits the body to enter Eternity—so that they may do at least one act of contrition and of Love for Me, recognizing My Adorable Will upon them. 

I can say that I give them one hour of Truth, in order to rescue them. O, if all knew My Industries of Love, that I perform in the last moment of their life, so that they may not escape from My more than Paternal Hands—they would not wait for that moment... 

but they would love Me all their life. 

[22.3.1938]