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Elizabeth April tells this as her own meeting with a figure she calls Jesus, met in a higher range than the groups she usually names. She says she had to shield herself on the way in, and that he showed her scenes instead of waiting for questions. The message she reports is not a verdict handed down from outside. A stretch of judgment is coming, in her account, but people are not being weighed by God. They are meeting how much they love themselves, or how little. Anger, resentment, and fear show up as a lack inside the person who carries them. She treats the whole surrounding world as a mirror of the one who is looking. Karma does not have to be cleared on a schedule. What a person holds in attention, she says, grows louder. She tells it with asides about the call itself, which makes it feel close and personal.
Key points
- April presents the talk as her meeting with a figure she calls Jesus.
- She places him in a higher range than groups she says he does not work for.
- Coming judgment, in this account, is a meeting with self-regard.
- Anger and fear are described as an inner lack, and the world as a mirror.
- Attention, she says, amplifies whatever a person holds, without a required karma schedule.
Short quotes
We are the creator of the life here on this planet.
Elizabeth April, A message Elizabeth April gives as Jesus
She places the making of earthly life with people themselves. Watch at 13:08
It's going to be a moment of judgment.
Elizabeth April, A message Elizabeth April gives as Jesus
The account names a coming time of reckoning. Watch at 17:55
The time of great judgment is coming and we're not being judged by God.
Elizabeth April, A message Elizabeth April gives as Jesus
She refuses an outside divine verdict and keeps the reckoning with people. Watch at 21:10
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