Abraham Lincoln Asks for Worthy Elected Representatives
Received by Lisa January 22

Lisa: Mr. Lincoln I am ready to receive this morning's message. 

Abraham Lincoln:  I wish to address the people of America.  If you read in the history books, I was not a religious man, meaning I had no affiliation to any religious organization.   I strongly believe it helped me reach more Americans during the elections.  The point I am making is, one doesn't have to belong to a church or believe in God to have morals.  I always believed in a greater source than I, and believed that I was connected to that source.  It helped to mold my humanitarian qualities. I want to tell the people of America, that it's not about the church you go to, or the color of your skin that matters.  All of you are equal and each has the right to receive all of your needs in a free society.

My message to the nation is, care for each other.  Help the poor, the unfortunate who live in your neighbourhood.  Ignorance and fear is no excuse.  Get to know your neighbours, understand them.  Understand why they make the decisions they make, without judgment.  This will unite you, brethren, this will not divide you.  The governments and institutions want you divided because when divided you have no power to make changes.   One way to make changes is to elect a representative who cares about rights, equality, the condition of your planet.  Look around you for those individuals who meet those requirements.  You have recently elected the already powerful, influential candidates who make promise they have no intention of keeping.
 

Your planet is in trouble.  It is time to change the way you power your cars and homes.  Your planet is already stressed to the limit.   You also need to use alternatives to plastics, such as biodegradable consumer items.  You must stop over cutting the trees.  This is causing drought in many parts of the world.   I will speak again on this subject, Lisa.  I leave you until our next meeting.