It will start soon

The visionary Melanie sits praying in the church. Jesus approaches her from the altar, touches her gently on the shoulder and begins to show her inner images.

The visionary sees herself standing next to Jesus at the front of the altar during a mass. She observes how the hearts of those attending the service open up to Jesus. Hearts literally fly to Him. People put their hope in Him.

Jesus calls Melanie: “Come.” She answers Him: “Yes Lord, where are we going?” “Outside.” 

As if merged with Jesus, the visionary sees everything through His eyes. She walks through the city and He shows her what He sees in people, how He perceives them: He looks at their hearts. Every single heart.

She sees hearts that are open and hearts that are closed. Big and small hearts. Some radiate warmth and some coldness. Some are connected to the mind. Jesus shows her whether someone thinks with their head or with their heart.

For example, she sees a crown of thorns on one person's head, which for the seer is a symbol of sacrifice made out of love for others - someone who sacrifices something of themselves in order to help others.

Jesus also shows her what influences people's thinking: 

• Is someone generous? 
• Do they only care about money?
• Does someone want to cheat in order to enrich themselves?
• Do they only ask themselves how much time they have left to complete their tasks?
• Does someone worship money as a false idol, as if it were their god?
• Does someone only want to gain an advantage for themselves?
• Is faith or God an issue?

Through these experiences, Jesus shows the visionary how He looks at people on a soul level. He asks her: “What do you notice?”

At the end, Jesus thanks the visionary and warns: “It will start soon.”

The visionary then sees an extremely familiar image - her feet standing in the water on the beach. The water is rising.

She sees a bomb falling from an airplane. “It will start soon,” Jesus repeats. The visionary associates this with warnings of flooding for England.

Then He takes His leave.