This had a huge meaning and it was His request that we relieve Him of the enormous pain. Jesus was meaning that the more we sin, the more offenses we commit, the more pain we cause our neighbor, the heavier the cross becomes. He expressed it with a look of deep pain combined with immense gentleness, with the confidence of being listened to the message He was transmitting. We perceived him beyond the fables, beyond the doubts created about his existence; the author of these lines attests this was so. Jesus looked at us with great gentleness, with an invitation to share and respect what he was living. He uttered a few words, which came to be like a sacred command; then poured out blessings saying that he would deliver more messages in the future through the Holy Spirit; He infused the living energy of the gigantic and immeasurable love He carried in his heart, and while still in the midst of His evident pain, He temporarily stepped out. It was all real and very intense. In the weeks that followed, we received the other links of the message on an inner level, and this is what we are presenting.

These short but very eloquent words suggest that not only faith and Grace are the keys to Salvation and to achieving eternal life. Each person must make their own effort, fight their own struggle, go through their own process of restoration, of falls and rises, of continuous improvement, of renunciation, of perseverance, as complements to faith and Grace.