Tuesday, October 12, 2010

The Love of the Hearts of Jesus and Mary: "Focusing On Things Keeps Us Apart" by Rita Ring

September 29, 1994

Title: Focusing On Things Keeps Us Apart


Jesus:    Little one, little one, when will you come to Me? I am here and in your midst this very moment. Feel My presence here in the dentist chair, feel My Mother by My side. You will experience such a presence both interiorly and exteriorly from now on. I am so in love with you, My dear child. Focus on this love and My constant presence within you.

  I want you so close to Me. When you focus too much on other things it keeps us apart. Constant union. You have nothing to fear. Be totally engulfed in My most precious Heart. Place yourself in My Heart. Focus on Mary, she leads you to this special closeness. Remember how it felt when you were in the dentist office? When you focus on her presence, you go deeply into My Heart. Focus on her presence. She is the key to deep intimacy with Me. She is so loving to you and she is there. Focus on her presence and she will draw you to My Heart.


R.  I felt Mary so close in Walmart's parking lot after we bought Joe's watch. I could feel her clothes, flapping in the wind. I felt her mothering us both. It was so comforting - a warm feeling all over. I wasn't thinking about her, she was just there. This is how it was in the dentist office. When I realized her presence, I feel this warmth in my chest - it leads me to be so close to Him!

  I remember the time at the dining room table when I saw her and she said, "Go to My Son, don't focus on me." I still have that image of her and it has led me to such closeness to Him. I love Them so much. I just want to be lost in Them. I saw Jesus' statue smile in the foyer last night. It was not the face of the statue, He was smiling! His eyes were real eyes and they moved. Today I looked at the statue and they are painted-on eyes. His eyes were real last night. Both pictures turned fuzzy, as if I couldn't focus. Lights flashed on and off around His head. Mary was smiling while I prayed in my study this morning at 5:15 a.m.

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