(Q) What warnings and advice may be given to the people of
this country, the U.S., in preparing themselves to meet and
make the most of these conditions?
(A) That which has been presented, through the turning more
and more to that pointed out; as the spirit of that which
was in the directing of those influences in the peace at
Versailles, that has been so damned by those of other thought
that would make capital of same. But that "I AM my brother's
keeper, and the blood of my brother WILL cry out from the
ground if we heed not the warnings that were given to those
of old." For, the Lord is the same yesterday, today and
forever.
(Q) Give a list of the principal events that will be of
major importance to this nation or to the world from the
present date through 1938, giving approximate time and
place where such events may be expected to occur.
(A) Let's don't get the cart before the horse! Let's begin
with what we have and then add that necessary!
(Q) Was the recent storm and high water a warning - etc.?
(A) Again we are seeking that which has little to do with
that which is to be presented in the first or basic forces
of these!
(Q) Any other advice to the compilers, as to how we should
handle this paper?
(A) That there has been presented this in such and such
time, see? enumerating those events in the change, in the
aspect of the relationships of countries one with another,
dealing with the political situations in the various
countries; then pointing as to what was presented respecting
same. Then that as with internal, see? That then as may be
expected to follow. THEN there may be given that which may
add to or take from that which is presented.
(Q) Should the name of the psychic be mentioned?
(A) No.
(Q) Should we use any of the introduction as given in the
first part of the first paper?
(A) That which is compatible with what will be presented in
the present, yes.
(Q) Any other advice at this time? or information?
(A) Use that thou hast in hand well, that there may be given
that which will be the more helpful to those to whom you
would reach, for, through and in his name.
We are through for the present.
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