The Book of Heaven
—Unofficial Version—

June 14, 1929

Accounts with Jesus. The soul, bank of the Divine Will. Unforgettable memories. Eden.

I was continuing my round in the Supreme Fiat, and my little mind, arriving at Eden, was saying:  ‘Adorable Majesty, I come before You to bring You my small interest of my ‘I love You’, ‘I adore You’, ‘I glorify You’, ‘I thank You’, ‘I bless You’, to give You my small interest because You have given me a heaven, a sun, an air, a sea, a flowery earth, and everything that You have created for me.  You once told me that each day you want to do the accounts with me and receive this small interest of mine, so that we may always be in agreement; and keep the whole Creation, given to me by You as little daughter of your Will, safe inside the little bank of my soul.’  But while I was doing this, a thought told me:  ‘But, how can you satisfy an interest so great?  And besides, how great at all is your ‘I love You’, ‘I adore You’, ‘I thank You’?

But while I was thinking this, my sweet Jesus moved in my interior and told me:  “My daughter, this was an agreement between Me and you – that I would put the whole Creation in the bank of your soul, and you would have to give Me the interest, filling It with your ‘I love You’, ‘I adore You’, ‘I thank You’.  And since I saw you hampered because of a capital so great, and fearing that you might want to reject this great gift from Me, in order to encourage you to receive it, I said to you:  ‘I am content with a small interest, and we will do the accounts every day here in Eden.  In this way we will remain in agreement and always in peace, and you will not be worried that your Jesus has placed in your bank a capital so great.’  And then, don’t you know the value of an ‘I love You’ in my Divine Will?  My Will fills the heavens, the sun, the sea, the wind – Its Life extends everywhere; therefore, as you say your ‘I love You’, ‘I adore You’ and everything else you might say, my Fiat extends your ‘I love You’ in the heavens, and your ‘I love You’ becomes more extensive than the heavens; your ‘I adore You’ extends in the sun, and it becomes larger and longer than its light.  Your ‘I glorify You’ extends in the wind, and it wanders through the air, throughout the whole earth, and its moans, the blows of the wind, now caressing, now mighty, say:  ‘I glorify You’.  Your ‘I thank You’ extends within the sea, and the drops of water and the darting of the fish say:  ‘I thank You’.  And I see the heavens, the stars, the sun, the sea, the wind, filled with your ‘I love You’, with your adorations, and the like; and I say:  ‘How content I am that I placed everything in the bank of the little daughter of my Will – because she pays Me the interest wanted by Me.  And since she lives in It, she gives Me a divine and equivalent interest, because my Fiat extends her little acts and renders them more extensive than the whole Creation.’  And when I see you coming into Eden to give Me your small interest, I look at you and I see in you my Divine Will doubled – one in you, and the other in Me, while It is one; and I see Myself being paid the interest by my Will Itself – and I remain satisfied, and, oh! how content I am in seeing that my Fiat has given to the creature the virtue of making Itself be doubled, so as to let her satisfy her Creator. 

My daughter, how many unforgettable things there are in this Eden.  Here Our Fiat created man, and made such display of love, that It poured Itself in torrents upon him; so much so, that We still feel the sweet murmuring with which We poured Ourselves over him.  Here began the Life of Our Fiat in the creature, and the sweet and dear memory of the acts of the first man done in It.  These acts exist still now in Our Volition, and are as though pledges for him to be reborn in order to have the Kingdom of Our Fiat again.  In this Eden there is the sorrowful memory of the fall of man, the exit he made from Our Kingdom.  We still hear his steps when he went out of Our Divine Fiat; and since this Eden had been given to him so that he would live in It, We were forced to put him out, and We had the sorrow of seeing the work dearest to Us without his Kingdom, wandering and sorrowful.  Our only relief were the pledges of his acts, which had remained in Our Will; these called for the rights of humanity to enter again the place from which it had gone out.  This is why I await you in Eden to receive your small interest, to renew what We did in the Creation, and to receive the return for a love so great, not understood by creatures, and to find a loving pretext to give the Kingdom of Our Divine Will.  Therefore, I want this Eden to be dear to you as well, that you may pray Us and press Us that the beginning of Creation, the Life of Our Fiat, may return into the midst of the human family.”