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Texas is a very important state in the past, present, and future of America. Every American is proud—and should be—of the tremendous contribution the people of Texas have made throughout our history as they held the line of freedom in Texas, opening the way for the freedom of the West.
Remember the Alamo! and the selfless stand for freedom by such great heroes as Colonel William B. Travis, James Bowie, Davy Crockett, and the many men who gave their lives for this cause. Thousands of the enemy under General Santa Anna were marching unopposed through Texas. Facing certain death, that brave little band of men held up the invaders long enough to allow the lightbearers to gather together and say: “Thus far, and no farther!”
Without the great victory won by Sam Houston at San Jacinto, most of the western half of the United States probably would have become Latin American. This battle led to the establishment of the Republic of Texas and its subsequent admission into the Union in 1845. This precipitated the Mexican War, with Texas being the center of military operations.
Since the beginning of its statehood, Texas has been one of the leading states in military activities because of its strategic location on the Gulf of Mexico, midway between the East and West Coasts. Since its formation at Fort Sam Houston near San Antonio in 1971, the Fifth Army has commanded U.S. Army reserve units and supervised the training of Army National Guard units in thirteen states. During World War II thousands of pilots, navigators, and bombardiers were trained at airfields in Texas.
Saint Germain on Texas
On July 4, 1981, Saint Germain said:
We hurl now into Central America and South America violet flame spheres—dispersing that malintent and that cocky self assurance of Castro and his henchmen that they shall unite and overtake, not only Central America but Mexico and come marching in across the borders of Texas! Well, I say to you, I am certain that the hearts of that great state will not allow it. Is it not so?
Blessed ones, the eye of Almighty God is upon you. And that Lone Star state is truly that same forcefield of my own heart, my own Purple Fiery Heart, for the holding of the strength of God against the encroachments of the south. Therefore, I have designed it as a great state of great individuals. And you must see to it that you stump there, that you rally the forces of light—and that you also bring the teaching of the judgment of the Nephilim there, for there is also infiltration.
Therefore, we draw the line across the entire border of the south and we say: Reverse the tide! Roll them back! Roll them back! Roll them back! And let there be the building of the barriers of light![1]
On January 6, 1982, he said to a group of students embarking on a lecture tour of Texas:
Understand, you purple fiery hearts moving toward the fiery-hearted state of Texas: I have called you to defend a bastion of liberty, a border of light, a line of sacred fire that I have drawn! And I draw it with my life! I multiply my causal body over and over and over again, until you think you see the rolling of the tumbling tumbleweed. And it is my fiery causal body, rolling down the highways, rolling across the plains, rolling now on that border, that they may not pass! And my legions of light stretch forth to the east and to the west from that state and there reinforce that border of light![2]
Sources
Excerpted from a letter by Eileen Connor, January 13, 1982, published in 1982 Pearls of Wisdom.