Care for Mother Earth

April 25, 2008 09:21 am

— Editor, Daily Press:
Spirit sent me out here from back East. By spirit, I mean my spirit guides. They are Jesus’ angels and we are given five. They help guide us through life from birth till death.People don’t realize they have them because they don’t believe in the unseen world. They also are so busy with a hectic lifestyle they don’t take the time to pause and listen. Your guides are there for you to help you along in your daily lives and to make life on earth easier to manage. They are looking out for your best interests and they know what is right for you even when you don’t. Life would be a lot easier and more enjoyable if you were in touch with your spirit guides. I have been in touch with mine for many years now.
Last August they told me it was time to leave home and settle in the beautiful city of Tahlequah. I was told to enjoy my new home and all that Tahlequah had to offer. My days were spent walking and enjoying the parks and everything around me. I have come to love this fine city and its people.
People need to know what is going to be happening on Earth. There will be Earth changes where water is going to take over lands now dry all over the world. But people will also have safe places to go so they can survive. It is time to cleanse Mother Earth that man has so badly defiled and trashed and neglected. God gave man his most beautiful planet in the solar system to live on and that was planet Earth.
God gave us Mother Earth out of his love for us to enjoy. We were to be his custodians and our responsibilities were to care for her and keep her as pure and cleans as it was given to us. Today, take a look at what man has done to a once beautiful planet. The water is not fit to drink. The air is not healthy to breathe and the land is trashed.
God sees this and it is breaking his heart. It could not go on much longer. The Earth will again cleanse itself as it has done before and it will be a new world where we once again have another chance to get it right. To again be the custodians of Mother Earth and be responsible for its proper care.
Kerry Tudor
Tahlequah