My little one, heaven is the glory of God. Heaven is living consumed in God the Father through your union with Me. Heaven is living for all eternity in the Light, which is God. The Light, which is perfect Love. Everything is glorious. Everything is beautiful. There is only perfect joy, peace, overflowing love, and gratefulness for the goodness of God. I “invite you to come and see” because, on earth, you can begin to live in this glorious state through Me, with Me, and in Me, even though it is still a very limited state compared to heaven.

—I asked Jesus why I don’t see the glory of God, the new Jerusalem, before my eyes. (Message from 11/16/10)

—Jesus said, Self-love.

—Self-love is the veil, with many layers, that keeps me from seeing God in all His glory working in every instant of my life, fully present continuously. It has been 12 years since Jesus spoke those words to me, and now, through the Scriptures, Revelations 21, He brings me back to His Words. I need to persevere in allowing Jesus to remove the veils of my self-love. Yesterday, May 16th, Jesus promised that those who persevere will be transformed into the new men and women of the Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven. Transformation is the state of living in the glory of God!

Acts 14:22 “It is necessary for us to undergo many hardships to enter the kingdom of God.”

Revelation 21:7 “He who conquers shall have this heritage, and I will be his God, and he shall be my son.”

We are given the grace through the power of Jesus’ passion, death, and resurrection to conquer daily the many battles and challenges within ourselves and our relationships with others. “My disciples must deny themselves daily, pick up their cross, and follow me.” The daily battle to deny ourselves falling back into our wounds, believing the lies, battling fear, anxiety, our many disordered tendencies, denying our desires, expectations, and attachments, choosing to love those most difficult people in our lives and the demanding situations, not reacting from our emotions, etc. These are the “many hardships” that Christians must be willing to undergo to enter the Kingdom of God. We are not alone in conquering our many daily hardships; Christ is with us: My Words spoken to each of you are a continuous reminder that God is with you, present in your individual lives. (5/16/22)