The world around you must keep you in a state of vigil and prayer, but never of fear.

Become an observer of your own life and of the life on Earth and in this way, recognize the movements of nature, the movements of your inner world, and how your brothers and sisters react in the different situations that are presented in their lives.

I do not call on you to act at this time. Only observe and, in your prayers, meditate on what you observed.

Know yourself a little more each day: the way in which you try to achieve what you want or how you try to be understood by others. Observe what image you try to transmit to others about yourself and, in your prayers, meditate on the true intention of those movements that emerge deep within you and are expressed through your way of being.

To develop any virtue, you need to know yourself and about yourself, especially what separates you from a pure and true path.

To be humble, you must find within you that which does not lead you to humility, and you will work with the same peace of one that separates the chaff from the wheat to prepare the flour that someday will become bread. And you will not suffer, for you only place the chaff and the wheat each in its place and direct them towards their transformation.

That which is wheat, which is to say, the principles of virtues within you, must still be worked a lot in various stages of transformation, so that one day it may become bread. The wheat will be ground and will become flour. The flour alone does not make the bread, for it will need other elements coming from God. The bread will be kneaded and will go into the fire, until it is ready. And for it to be the Bread of Life, it will need to be consecrated on divine altars, where the Son of God becomes One with this bread and then consecrates it, shares it in gifting and surrender, to multiply the graces received amongst many more.

You must be like this wheat that one day will become bread. You have already grown in fertile soil and have given the grains that God needed. Now you yourself, with your effort and dedication, will observe in yourself and will separate in yourself the chaff from the wheat, so that afterwards, Divine Hands may transform you, step by step, until you reach your destination.

Do not be in a hurry, but be precise. If from now on you work on the wheat of your virtues, you will dictate the result of your union with Christ and the purity of the codes consecrated by Him, which He will share through you for all universal life.

Love the transformation. Let each step be a reason of glory for you, rather than of resistance. Allow yourself be ground, for it is only in this way that you will be the adequate flour for a good bread on the Celestial Altar.

The more peace there is in your transformations, the more perfection there will be in your steps.

The Most Chaste Saint Joseph, the one who allowed Himself to be shaped and transformed until the union with the Eternal God.