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[Sending the Blood of Passionate Love Out to the World] ⑰—You Cannot Be a Member of Lemuria Without Courageous Action—

This Earth—the Earth itself—has suffered a catastrophe, and the Great Plan of Divine Truth is now in a critical condition. At this time, you must breathe new life into that plan—the plan that is on the brink of death—and guide it back to its original path. While administering a transfusion to restore the lost blood, you must make the body—the body of Earth, this great temple—move once more, and bring the blood of love back to the hearts of the people. That is your role.

This, of course, requires swift decision-making and judgment in each and every situation, as well as the ability to take decisive action. There are situations that cannot be handled simply by following a manual or a set of instructions. At any moment, a blood vessel might rupture. Another organ might fail. In such moments, as you encounter these conditions, you must make instant judgments, administer first aid, and infuse fresh blood. That is your role. That is what it means to establish the path of Divine Truth.

This is a matter of urgency; in a sense, it is a race against time, a battle against the clock. If blood were to keep flowing indefinitely, a person would bleed to death. And if oxygen were to stop reaching the brain, the brain would suffer necrosis. It is exactly the same principle.

Therefore, in an emergency—there’s no need to panic; if you panic, you’ll fail. I understand that. However, it is precisely through these urgent, swift judgments and actions that we are undertaking this resuscitation effort right now—that is the mission of Lemuria.

If you have come to realize this, it is impossible to be a member of Lemuria without taking courageous action. You are those on the front lines. I have come here today to convey that I want you to be fully aware of this.

I’m very sorry that this has gone on so long, but since my sense of the Japanese language differs from the words I’ve been using, I imagine there were parts that were quite difficult to follow. I thought I had become quite accustomed to this person’s Japanese, but after speaking today, I realized that the pronunciation and the nuances of the words are quite different. Although I’m anxious about whether I’ve properly conveyed the core principles, I’ve come here today to share these thoughts as my message for today.

Also, if there is ever an opportunity for you to ask questions or if there is anything concrete I can do to be of assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call on me at any time.
Well then, I would like to take my leave for today.


From *The Divine Plan* by Alexander the Great
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[Alexander the Great]
King of Macedonia. Reigned 336–323 BCE.
From the age of 13, he studied under the philosopher Aristotle as his tutor for three years. He was influenced throughout his life by *The Iliad*, a gift from Aristotle.
Upon succeeding to the throne at the age of 20, Alexander sought to unify the nations of the East and West into a single empire. He incorporated Persians into the Macedonian army and subjected them to Macedonian-style training. Meanwhile, he himself adopted Persian customs, married a woman from the East, and encouraged his subordinates to take wives from the East as well.
During his conquest, which lasted more than ten years, he founded many Greek colonial cities. Greek culture was introduced to these cities, named “Alexandrias,” creating vibrant centers of cultural exchange between East and West and ushering in the “Hellenistic” era—a time of rich global culture. This era also gave rise to works such as the Nike of Samothrace and the Venus de Milo.
In ancient India, he is known as the god Shiva. He was born in 18th-century France as Napoleon Bonaparte.
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