Subject: Agents Of Light Newsletter.  Part 3 of 3. 
Aug. 5, 2012.

  This shows how the past can be changed.

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She immediately becomes frightened.  She rushes over and grabs her son, as 
the bottle
falls from his hand, spilling on the hay, and drags him out of the barn.  He 
becomes
loud and disrespectful, trying to get loose from her grip. She tells him 
that her
grip is nothing compared to what could happen to him if he is caught by the 
masters
of the house.  She does not let go of him, by now, literally dragging him 
behind
 her.
He decides that he better be quiet and somehow he manages to get back on his 
feet,
humbling himself, walking beside his mother with her help. It takes them a 
little
longer to get back to their room, so that no one can see them.  They 
successfully
creep back into the house, and she sits him down on his bed and once again 
explains
to him what could happen, leaving out no details about what happened to his 
father,
telling him it could be the same if he does not change his ways.
The next day, Dolly has another conversation with Jo, and he makes promises 
that
 he will not sneak off or steal anymore.  She begs him to keep his promise, 
and
they go about their duties of the day.
Next we see Jo at age 16.  He is not very happy and feels that there has to 
be something
more in life than staying around, helping his mother.  He had made many 
promises
 to her that he would not do anything that would get him into trouble, when 
he was
14.  He has done well, but recently he had been spending time with a group 
of young
men who were his age and they were not the best type of persons he could 
choose
for a friend.
His mother tried to help him understand that he does not have to be like 
everyone
else. She wanted him to be thankful for what they were given, because they 
were
fortunate enough to live in a home with a room of their own, and many other 
slaves
did not live inside of their master's living quarters. They always have food 
and
 their masters treated them better than most, but she always had a fear that 
one
 day Jo would do something to go against the trust of the masters and her by 
breaking
his promises.
Jo began to spend more time away as he had previously done.  Dolly 
questioned him
and he denied that he was doing anything wrong.  She reminded him of the 
consequences
he may face should he do anything illegal and against their owners.
Dolly was sleeping soundly one night when she was suddenly awakened by loud 
voices
and commotion.  People were screaming, "Find him, get him now!"  And her 
heart sunk
into her stomach.  She felt sick.  She knew in her soul that they were 
looking for
Jo.
She quietly came out of her room, so as not to appear alarmed, and asked her 
master
if there was anything she could do to help.  She was told that someone had 
stolen
all of the moonshine from the house as well as a large sum of money, and she 
wanted
to know if Dolly knew where Jo was at the time.
Dolly told her that she did not know where Jo was, that she did not believe 
that
 he would do such a thing. "Please, please, bring my son home to me!  Please 
don't
hurt my son! We slaves are supposed to be freed soon.  Please understand 
that he
 is just a boy.  I cannot lose my son, and be alone."
The master's wife told her it was out of her control, and he should have 
known better,
because this had gone on for too many years.  He was just very lucky he had 
not
been caught sooner.
The master and other servants left the home to look for Jo and his friends. 
They
 came across the barn where they had been going to for three years.  Buried 
beneath
the hay, was many bottles of alcohol as well as large sums of money that had 
been
stolen.  The boys were not in the barn, and the reason they had not been 
caught
sooner was this barn had not been used productively for many years.
The master gave orders to find the boys. They were found hiding nearby a 
lake just
below the barn. After capture, Jo and his three friends were given no mercy. 
Due
to the fact that they had been doing these things for more than three years, 
there
was no leniency. They were taken immediately into custody and the very next 
day
at dusk, they were put up in trees, and sadly they were hung for all to see, 
hoping
to teach others a lesson.
Sadly, a short time after, Jo's mother was freed from being a slave.  And 
had he
 kept his promises to his father and mother, he would have been freed as 
well.
Light energy given in intervention
1. Gold/Silver Flame combo
2. Silver/While Flame from Lady Athena
3. Crystal Iridescent Flame from Genesh
4. White Fire from Lord C-rist
5. Orange/Red Fire from Arch-ngel Michael
6. Gold Flame from Archa-gel Michael
Intervention results
We see Jo at the age of 14, and he is helping his mother with her chores 
around
the house.  He is very helpful, wanting to keep his promise to his father, 
to always
be there and care for his mother.
Jo rarely ventures away from the plantation and if he does, he only does so 
with
the permission of his mother, always letting her know where he is and who he 
is with.
He is terrified of doing anything that could cause him to get into trouble 
with
his master.
He knows that eventually the day will come that he and his mother will be 
set free.
And he looks forward to the day that he can have his own family and raise 
his own
children in a free world.
When Jo is nearly 17 year old, his mother and he are told that they are 
going to
 be given special papers that say they are no longer bound to their masters. 
She
also said that they may leave and are now free.  Their masters are kind and 
give
 them a good sum of money to go out and begin a life on their own.
Jo eventually meets a beautiful young woman who was raised very similarly, 
having
lost her father at a very young age.  They were married when he was 18 and 
had two
boys at a very young age. They were very happy throughout their years 
together.
Jo lived to be 62 years old, and di-d from a respiratory problem.
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Agents of Light
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P.O. Box #516
West Hills, CA  91307

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