2009-02-22-The Many That Will Follow

Session

Lesson

Bzutu: “We Midwayers have an advantage over you. We can be awake and aware for twenty-four hours each day. Our tasks rarely ever become routine. We can also move over great distances in a very short space of time. The variety of our work is endless and, unlike you mortals here, we do not feel tiredness or fatigue.

“This is Midwayer ABC-22. Unlike you, we also do not get ourselves into a rut, burned out and overworked, and needful of a change. For us, our very existence is that constant change. As if it were yesterday, we can recall perfectly, word for word, picture by picture, the times we had in the seventies and eighties and long before -- the regular misunderstandings between us, and yet the comradeship, and jovial behavior -- all this without a text (Urantia Book), and without anything in the way of an education as to who we really were.

“We needed to be accepted as co-workers in Michael’s service. We were soon promoted from being Barnard’s company’s employees, who were not on its payroll, to employers that were quite demanding, and did not even pay for this receiver’s services, to co-workers and co-creators in the Father’s name. Basically it took decades, but I promise you that all of this patient preparatory work, and all the 11:11 documentation belonging to it, will serve humanity well for many centuries to come.

“Great is the outreach of the 11:11 Progress Group, and its many associates all over the globe, in the passing on of the information that goes out from this communications hub. The impact is indeed great, and for this we feel grateful. We are at last acknowledged as your teachers and kin, indeed.

“We are known, and will still be better known to thousands and thousands all over our world, and that is the achievement. In your short lifetimes you will not become aware of what this can do, but trust and believe us that you are working for the future, your children, your grandchildren, and the many that will in time follow you onto Mansonia.

“We thank you for lending me your respective ears at this late hour. I send my love, and the love of all those who work with me, to all who will take note of this transmission. This is Bzutu. I say Adieu.”

George: “Thank you Chief.”