Charles, celestial Mighty Messenger talks about new period of educational divine programs to improve our civilization - The Conversations with Monjoronson sessions are complete - In the new era, our work must be co-creative - Celestials will be available for direct assistance on projects and actions - The "Conversations with Monjoronson" format will continue under a new name - Renaming this format for the new era - Spirituality completely engaged on a conscious, continual basis, co-creatively - What will the new era entail? - The pragmatics of spiritual existence - New projects will require thousands of individuals’ participation - The pragmatic realm of living faith - Being directly involved with social sustainability - Internet and network connections are essential - Begin with dissemination of educational materials - The empowerment of individuals to make choices - The competence or incompetence of citizens to live peacefully - There must be a sense of hope for societies - The morality code needs to change - The universe code of morality - Questions for the new era - These programs will be secular - Teams working without Transmitter/Receivers - Do we have faith in the celestials?

Teacher: Monjoronson 
Topics:

• The development of events is quickening
• The ABC Summaries
• Confusion over recent predictions
• These predictions are not congruent with the Universal Father’s plans
• This self-deception is similar to the situation of the Lucifer Rebellion
• Discernment is a primary responsibility of each mortal
• State what is consistent with God’s rule of the universe
• Cleaning up the mess of Caligastia and Lucifer
• The safety of the archives
• The movement is very fragile at this point
• The Teaching Mission and the Magisterial Mission are two distinct parts
• Did the plan include those from the TeaM to participate in the MM?
• Mortals must see God as the Leader, not other mortals
• God-centeredness is the fundamental tenet of the Teaching Mission
• Confusion is lazy thinking
• Our “real leaders” are not human leaders
• Recreating our cultures from within
• Asking those revealing questions and exposing vulnerabilities
• Our “rocks” of steadfastness